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But they're two separate apps. You could delete the Facebook app, but keep the messenger app and get the same effect. No need to go through and unfollow all y
by throw_away 10y ago
But they're two separate apps. You could delete the Facebook app, but keep the messenger app and get the same effect. No need to go through and unfollow all your friends.
Personally, I take a slightly different approach. I created a custom list and then went through my friends list and thought "Do I remember this person ever contributing anything worthwhile to FB ever?". If so, I put them on the list, else, I do not. Then I made app shortcut to the list's URL and use that rather than the FB app (which I have deleted). On desktop, I've made a keyword shortcut so if I type "f", or "fa", it goes to this custom list, but I can still get to the full feed if I type facebook.com (which I rarely do).