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New Fb software solutions the query "Why am I seeing this post?"

Fb introduced as of late that it's including a characteristic referred to as “Why am I seeing this post?” to Information Feeds. Very similar to “Why am I seeing this ad?,” which has seemed subsequent to ads since 2014, the brand new software has a dropdown menu that provides customers details about why that publish seemed of their Ne…
Facebook announced today that it is adding a feature called “Why am I seeing this post?” to News Feeds. Similar to “Why am I seeing this ad?,” which has appeared next to advertisements since 2014, the new tool has a dropdown menu that gives users information about why that post appeared in their Ne…

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