Users will be able to see their news feeds in reverse chronological order when Facebook rolls out a new upgrade. The Facebook new feed tab will replace the primary ‘Home’ tab in the Facebook app for Android and iOS. Content from “people and communities you’re already linked with on Facebook” is made readily available. Content and suggested articles will continue to be shown on the Home tab depending on your surfing history. The function is still unavailable in India at the time of writing, but it should be available in the next few days or weeks.
According to a Facebook blog post, there will be no ‘Suggested For You’ content in Feeds going forward, but there will still be adverts. There are two tabs on Facebook: one for iPhone users and one for Android users. Sub-sections such as All, Favorites, Friends, Groups, and Pages are included in the Feeds menu. The stream will be sorted by category, as expected.
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Similar to Instagram’s Following and Favourites tabs, the Feeds area allows users to browse posts in reverse chronological order, as does the Instagram app itself. Users’ choices are used to sort the items on the discovery engine’s main tab.
The most recent blog article, on the other hand, adds to this “The shortcut bar’s tabs are dynamically generated based on where in the app you spend the most time. You may also make a tab in your shortcut bar permanent by customising and pinning it “.. It’s still not apparent how to customise the Feeds area.
Since Facebook has been defending its algorithm for years, the development is noteworthy. Users may create Reels, check what their friends are posting on Feed and in Stories, and “develop community over new and shared interests,” according to the most recent blog post on the major Home tab.
In a leaked document from last month, it was revealed that Facebook is working on new improvements to aggressively combat TikTok – its fierce opponent. “Discovery Engine” will be used to provide more personalised short video suggestions, similar to TikTok’s “For You” feed, according to the announcement.
