How to set up a news feed

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First of all, there is Ticker — is an unfiltered feed of all your friends' activities. The ticker is located in the upper right corner of the screen above the chat. There is no other way to track all your friends' activities. However, there are ways to tell Facebook what you would like to see in your feed.

To begin with, there is an option to change the order in which posts are displayed. Instead of the standard “Popular news” (Top Stories), you can set “Latest”. Then the posts will be displayed in chronological order. However, you still won’t see all the posts in the feed, since Facebook abandoned this option in 2012. Switching between status display modes is in the upper left corner - next to the “News feed” menu item, there is an arrow, by clicking on which you can choose the order in which you want to see the posts in the feed. It should be borne in mind that from time to time the mode switches to “Popular news”.



You can also make certain friends “close friends” and fishing and forestry email database list others “acquaintances.” Facebook will show you posts from “close friends” more often, and posts from acquaintances less often. In addition, in settings You can set up notifications for any activity of your "close friends". It may also be useful to divide your friends into lists and check them from time to time.

You can also hide a particular post from your feed. To do this, click on the arrow in the upper right corner of each post and select the appropriate option. You can also get rid of all posts by a specific person. You can also opt out of statuses published by individual apps, such as Foursquare.




By clicking on the same arrow in the upper right corner of the post, you can select the option "Make your news feed better." Facebook will offer you to rate several posts, which will subsequently help the social network show you more relevant content. However, Facebook in any case records your actions and studies your habits in order to show you the most important posts and, of course, contextual advertising.Articles June 30, 2014 • runet