On Friday, the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, declared that gay marriage is now legal nationwide. If you didn’t notice the news before, no doubt you’ve seen it by now on your Facebook wall as ...

And now Facebook is getting in on the action by letting users add a rainbow filter to their profile pictures. —Liz Heron (@lheron) June 26, 2015 .

NEWS: Facebook's rainbow "Celebrate Pride" profile picture filter is rumored to be a data experiment initiated by the social network to gather intelligence on its users. On 26 June 2015, Facebook ...

Pride month is about showing support for the LGBTQ community, usually by plastering rainbows. Here’s how to make a rainbow profile photo on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

(Facebook Photo) People looking to celebrate Pride this month got a few new tools from Facebook to aid in that effort, including photo filters, reaction emojis and more.

Facebook users are adding rainbow filters to their profile pictures in solidarity with the victims of the Orlando shooting.. Omar Mateen, 27, killed 50 people and injured a further 53 with an ...

The Facebook tool for turning profile photos into rainbows went viral over Pride ... Facebook rainbow profiles used by 26 ... The rainbow filter launched Friday and continued to gain steam ...

At the end of June, millions of Facebook users changed their profile pictures to rainbows to show support for same-sex marriage—rooting themselves in a portraiture tradition that’s long used ...

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