I don’t know whether it’s because of the epidemic or the new iOS privacy policy that has caused them a lot of headaches. Recently, Facebook’s dynamic news homepage has often reached an unbearable state. The most obvious “symptom” is that friends’ posts can be continuously reset and kept at the top. Because of this, the editor finally couldn’t stand it, so I directly used “Latest news“I have been looking at the URL for a long time – I deeply feel that this is really the best solution before Facebook’s algorithm wakes up.
However, as soon as I turn my head and swipe my phone, the latest news button is hidden so deep that I am too lazy to dig it out. Now it seems that Facebook, which may have discovered similar problems, has thought of preparing a more accessible news setting interface. Continue reading Facebook app tips: “Swipe up and down” to quickly select the latest news report text.
Facebook app tips: “Swipe up and down” to quickly select the latest news
In fact, because the time at which this function can be used is so strange, I personally think that Facebook might suddenly remove it if it gets unhappy one day. But based on the editor’s current experience, I really find it very convenient to be able to quickly switch to the “latest news”. Its usage is just like the GIF above. You need to slide up and down the dynamic message a little bit, and then you will see the three pages of “Home / Favorites / Latest” sliding out, and it is also equipped with an advanced settings button for the dynamic message.
If you can’t get it out, or you only see this line of text briefly, you can try scrolling down a little more to get more content and then go back (yes, it’s so weirdly hidden).
Basically, I feel very comfortable being able to switch to the latest news. This feature also keeps the same News Feed preferences displayed even if you don’t close the app. However, after closing the app completely, you will still return to the original dynamic message settings the next time you open the Facebook app. That is to say, the editor currently only sees such a function on iOS. Therefore, Android users should either wait and see if there will be an update later, or else they still have to slowly enter the “San” Meiji menu to find out the latest updates and browse them.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese