Facebook F8 2022: Dates, News, Rumors, and Everything Else to Know

The annual developer conference was one-day virtual event year

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Updated on July 19, 2021

Facebook annually holds a developer conference called F8. The event connects developers and others who build the products and services Facebook and its subsidiaries offer consumers.

When Is F8?

Facebook has not yet announced dates for the 2022 conference, though it usually happens in May or June. The company held a one-day virtual event called F8 Refresh on June 2, 2021.

The company canceled the 2020 event and didn't set up a virtual event. Instead, Mark Zuckerberg and others provided a variety of updates to announce products and software updates.

How to Register and Attend F8

Since no official announcement has been made regarding F8, there is no way to register for it yet. As soon as we know something, we'll post it here.

What Announcements are Expected?

Facebook could announce anything from changes to its social media apps to updates for physical products like Oculus Quest 2 or Portal. It also added Novi, a digital currency wallet, to its portfolio in May 2020, so it's probable some announcements will be made regarding that, too.

Zuckerberg cryptically commented at the 2019 F8 conference, "the future is private." Given that the company's more recent attempts to ban certain types of content on its social media sites, it's also probable related announcements could occur.

The Latest News About Facebook and F8

While you can always read the latest technology news on Lifewire, here are some pieces of interest involving Facebook and its subsidiaries in particular.

Stay tuned to this page; we update it frequently as we get more details about F8.

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