Facebook has finally done it: Last week, the company introduced Feeds on mobile, giving users the option to view their Facebook content chronologically. Now, instead of having Facebook feeding you a ...

In the coming week, you’ll notice a new tab appear in the shortcut bar of your Facebook app called Feeds. This tab is a dedicated new home for posts from your friends, Pages, and groups, giving you a ...

Facebook's Feed is designed to recommend content you'd most likely want to see, and it's based on your Facebook activity, your connections, and the level of engagement a given post receives. But ...

Facebook is revamping its main news feed and launching a new “Feeds” tab where users can see posts from their friends, groups, pages and more in chronological order, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced ...

Updates to Facebook’s home feed have the potential to improve your content reach and get your brand in front of new audiences. Facebook is gearing its primary feed toward discovering new content, ...

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Facebook’s News Feed is going away. But in name only. Facebook tweeted the news yesterday that the News Feed will now be known as “Feed.” Starting today, our ...

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Facebook announced it will begin adding labels to articles from Facebook Pages that show up in member news feeds as a way to provide more context for what kind of page produced the article. This a ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Facebook is introducing a handful of new features that will give users greater control over their News Feed, ...