All Facebook users have a @facebook.com email address, whether they use them or not -- and now, Facebook has automatically posted those addresses to users' profiles without prior warning.

What happened? You see, what happened is that the email address — or in some cases, addresses — displayed on your Facebook profile was changed from whatever it was to your Facebook email address.

The world’s social network wants to be your email provider too. You may not realize, but you’ve got a Facebook email address linked to your account on the massive social network. Facebook on ...

You may not realize, but you’ve got a Facebook email address linked to your account on the massive social network. Facebook on Monday nudged those little-used @facebook.com addresses into the ...

In an attempt to improve email address privacy, Facebook has screwed up big time in what seems like a self-serving attempt to increase usage of @facebook.com email addresses that direct to your ...

Facebook is looking to its army of users to alert it to phishing attempts on emails sent to its users with Facebook email addresses. Since Facebook changed everyone's email address to [User ...

You may or may not realize that you have a Facebook email address. It's an @facebook.com address you can use to correspond with people on external email accounts from your Facebook inbox. Though ...

As of May 1, 2016 Facebook email forwarding will stop. This service is the last remnant of Facebook's otherwise discontinued email system. How to fix it.

Whether you’ve noticed or not, you have a new primary e-mail address listed as your Facebook contact, and most likely it’s an address you’ve never used.

In the Contact Info section of your Facebook profile, you might be surprised to find that the only contact email address the social network displays is your @facebook.com email address.

Facebook now has a tool that lets users and non-users delete uploaded contact information. That includes cellphone and landline numbers and email addresses.