Facebook is This Ain't Avatar XXX Porn Parodyallowing its users to be more choosy with where their posts are shared.
SEE ALSO: Facebook steps on YouTube's turf with a creator-focused video appThe social network is testing a status option that lets users select if a post shows on their profile or just in Facebook News Feed. The feature was spotted by The Next Web's Matt Navarra on Friday.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Another button in testing lets users share a new post only to News Feed and to Facebook Stories and exclude their Facebook profile, Navarra also shared on Friday.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Both tests could encourage more sharing overall since users are now able to be more selective with what part of Facebook it appears in.
For years, Facebook has had to overcome a decline in sharing of original content as people turn to private channels and other social networks (read: Snapchat). Of course, Facebook has its own private messaging app Messenger and has attempted to create its own Snapchat-like experience with Facebook Stories.
The News Feed is still the top portal for people on Facebook, as the company itself has admitted.
"Today, the majority of video discovery and watch time happens in News Feed. News Feed provides a great opportunity for publishers and creators to reach their audience, drive discovery, and start to build deeper connections for their content," reads Facebook's blog post on Thursday about adding longer videos to News Feed.
And yet, because of that, it has been continuously crowded with more and more types of content — from Russian propaganda to long-form video.
Facebook has been experimenting with breaking up the News Feed. A small test separates posts from Pages into one feed and posts from profile in another. Facebook rolled out Explore to all users as a feed of posts from Pages users do not follow. Watch is a separate tab for original video. And then there's Marketplace, a tab for selling and buying items.
Meanwhile, Facebook would like to remind users that the app — no matter the feed — may cause negative effects to users' well-being.
UPDATE: Dec. 15, 2017, 7:13 p.m. EST “We’re exploring ways to give people more choices about where their posts appear on Facebook,” a Facebook spokesperson wrote in an email.
Topics Facebook Social Media
Shop Owala's Memorial Day Sale for 30% off tumblers
How to unblock Kick for free
Brazil plans to fine anyone who tries to use X via VPN
In Starliner fallout, 2 women lose their ride to space
Ireland fines TikTok $600 million for sharing user data with China
Huawei wants to steal Apple's thunder with a tri
Premier League 2024
Disney vs. DirecTV: No more sports until the contract dispute is resolved.
NYT mini crossword answers for May 12, 2025
'Kaos': Billie Piper's character spoils the big twist in the first 5 minutes
10 Tech Predictions for 2017
Wordle today: The answer and hints for August 31
Fat bear ate 135,000 calories in 10 hours. And he's not done.
'The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom' hands
Today's Hurdle hints and answers for May 12, 2025
'Kaos': Billie Piper's character spoils the big twist in the first 5 minutes
GoPro's new HERO13 Black is all about the accessories
Indiana Fever vs. Dallas Wings 2024 livestream: Watch live WNBA
No Time for a Negative Peace
Stephen King is finally teasing what a new Dark Tower story might look like
Samurai PC game 'Total War: Shogun 2' is free for a limited timeEverything coming to (and going from) HBO Now in May 2020Instagram Live offers a new way to start a fundraiserApple to delay iPhone 12 mass production, report saysHow to watch 'The Midnight Gospel' according to the voice of ClancyRisqué 'Wheel of Fortune' puzzle is not what it seemsTwitter quietly deletes millions of accounts from the old text message daysFirst grader has an accidentally hilarious description of their mom'Animal Crossing' update gives art history majors a chance to shineTesla cars with updated Autopilot will now stop at traffic lightsZoom has more than 300 million users now, with just 10 million at 2019's endWhy I refuse to sign up for ZoomWe regret to inform you that people are stanning Kim Jong5 strange truths revealed by NYC's new dog name databaseTwitter is calling BS on Theresa May for claiming her shoes got someone into politicsEverything coming to (and going from) HBO Now in May 2020Trump bars U.S. media from White House meeting, but lets in Russian photographersAll dads should carry around their daughter's fugly doll, like this tough guyEverything coming to Disney+ in May 2020How to watch 'The Midnight Gospel' according to the voice of Clancy Why Google AI Overviews got so weird so quickly Tinder, Bumble, Hinge: major dating apps are becoming alike Best streaming deal: Get a Peacock subscription for $19.99 with promo code STREAMTHEDEAL Get the Apple iPad Air (5th gen) at Amazon for $549.99 Trump guilty verdict: Now what, asks the internet Windows 11: AI tipped to answer texts on your behalf New TikTok guidelines target weight loss drugs Excited customers flock to stores for Xiaomi’s first EV: report · TechNode A flight to space with Jeff Bezos sold for $28 million Meituan overhauls core meal delivery operation to address challenges: report · TechNode IGN Live tickets are now available Best food delivery deal: Prime members $5 off $25 at Grubhub PlayStation State of Play: How to watch and what to expect How to leave a group chat on iPhone PlayStation State of Play May 2024: All games announced, including 'Astro Bot' Get Bose QuietComfort headphones for $100 off at Amazon Meta is using your posts to train AI. It's not easy to opt out. Amazon deals of the day: Sonos Era 300, Beats Studio Buds +, Sonos Era 100, and Kodak Mini Shot 3 Wild videos show NYC isn't built for storms like Elsa Tesla announces another big recall. See the models impacted.
2.0068s , 8203.8359375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【This Ain't Avatar XXX Porn Parody】,Exquisite Information Network