Everyone’s News Feed is different because it’s based on your own activity on Facebook.
Things like ** and ** help determine what shows up.
- who you’re friends with
2. which Pages you like
There are a few steps you can take on a computer to manage what shows up in your News Feed.
- If you know you want to see posts from certain people, add them to your Close Friends list. You can even choose to get a notification every time they post.
- Another way to make sure you see content you care about is to like Pages about people, organizations and topics you find interesting.
If you’re not interested in posts from a certain friend or Page, you can unfollow them and you won’t see their posts in your News Feed anymore.
Will people or pages be notified?
People and Pages you unfollow won’t be notified and you can start following them again at any time.
Where’s the best place to manage what you see in your news feed?
What 3 main things can you do here?
TR triangle menu>Settings & Privacy>Newfeed Preferences
Manage who you follow by:
- prioritising certain people/groups/pages that you follow;
- choose who you follow/ unfollowing people/groups/pages;
- reconnecting with those previously unfollowed.
Select up to *** Facebook friends and Pages to add to Favorites.
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Posts from Favorites will be
shown higher in your News Feed.
Update Favorites at any time to add or remove current Facebook friends and Pages you follow.
