Firm is splitting its News Feed over two tabs on its iOS and Android apps, separating its algorithmic curation
Facebook is going back to basics, restoring a chronological news feed to its app to make it easier for users to keep up with posts from their friends.
More than a decade after Facebook updated its patented News Feed to default to showing “top stories” rather than a chronological list of posts from friends and pages, the company is restoring the ability to “easily see the most recent posts from your friends, Pages and groups”.
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Firm is splitting its News Feed over two tabs on its iOS and Android apps, separating its algorithmic curation
Facebook is going back to basics, restoring a chronological news feed to its app to make it easier for users to keep up with posts from their friends.
More than a decade after Facebook updated its patented News Feed to default to showing “top stories” rather than a chronological list of posts from friends and pages, the company is restoring the ability to “easily see the most recent posts from your friends, Pages and groups”. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian