Claims have linked the site to psychological harm.
Oxford University scientists claim there's no evidence to suggest using Facebook is bad for our wellbeing, despite claims the social media giant is linked to psychological harm.
In the largest study of its kind, researchers say they found the opposite.
It's after they analysed data from nearly a million people across 72 countries over 12 years, from 2008.
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