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How do you judge how "good" Facebook is, in order to evaluate this? I'm having a hard time thinking people will notice either way. There probably will be a dif
by hjnilsson 8y ago
How do you judge how "good" Facebook is, in order to evaluate this? I'm having a hard time thinking people will notice either way.
There probably will be a difference, but I think in actual use, for most people, it will be very small.
- artursapek 8y agoI don't know... personally my Facebook experience improved dramatically after I deleted my account in 2013 :)
- pandoma 8y agoI can see it having to do with the ordering of timeline events, the ads you see, and the news visible in the top right corner.
- hjnilsson 8y agoYes, it would make a difference there. My question is in regards to the top-level comment, will people notice the difference? For example: If my mother "cleared her history", I really doubt she would notice the worse quality of Facebook and regret deleting her data, as the top-level comment implied. So my point is it's not a move to show how effective the algorithms are, but a privacy-conscious one from Facebook.