Facebook does allow users to have some input on what they see on the platform. By clicking on your menu (upper right on ...

It says by copying, pasting, and posting this update, you’ll bypass Facebook’s algorithm that shows updates from only 25 friends. If you leave a comment, a hello, or a sticker to see more ...

I Used Facebook Without the Algorithm, and You Can Too Making your News Feed chronological is an enlightening look at what's really happening on the platform.

It says by copying, pasting, and posting an update, you'll bypass Facebook's algorithm that shows updates from only 25 friends and if you leave a comment, a hello, or a sticker, you'll see more ...

Did the Facebook algorithm change? The simple answer is yes, because the algorithms that determine the content you see on your social media platforms are constantly evolving.

Facebook needs to provide some sort of a “reset button” that lets me wipe the slate clean and start over with a fresh algorithm.

Facebook doesn't need you to "Like" something any more to know you're interested: just by taking the time to read, the ever-seeing algorithm is learning. The social networking behemoth has ...