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You should really be careful of sourcing your news on fb, you're being spoon fed the news fb's algos want you to see.
by holografix 9y ago
You should really be careful of sourcing your news on fb, you're being spoon fed the news fb's algos want you to see.
- endorphone 9y agoI mean that I subscribe to the feeds of the media that I find useful, not that I follow their hot topics or suggested feeds. And many of those media sites use Instant Articles (Facebook's AMP) and honestly I've found that I greatly prefer them, because it really sucks to click a story and have an abomination that grinds my device to a halt, starts a hidden autoplay video, etc. The same forces are at play: Controlling sites that destroy the web by making it such a miserable experience.
- hk__2 9y ago> you're being spoon fed the news fb's algos want you to see. This comment is applicable to all media sources: replace "fb's algos" with any newspaper, website, or TV channel name. You might want to be careful of sourcing your news from one single source instead.
- JoshMnem 9y agoChoosing which separate media outlets to read gives far more control than leaving it up to one company, Facebook. This extension is great: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicator-for/fjcldmjmjhkklehbacihaiopjklihlgg?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat...
- holografix 9y agoAny newspaper or website doesn't have the most indepth pyschological insight about as Facebook.