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>There is neither a way to avoid what I don't want, nor a way to ensure I see my friends' posts There's both on Facebook. You can set it so you always see a pe
by Tenoke 5y ago
>There is neither a way to avoid what I don't want, nor a way to ensure I see my friends' posts
There's both on Facebook. You can set it so you always see a person's posts and you can click on any post to see less of that type of content (or none from the poster).
- forgotmypw17 5y agoHow do I check what my current settings are, list all the people I've set to "show always", and all which are hidden? I also do not recall ever hiding anyone intentionally, because then I'd probably just unfollow them. I could be wrong, however. Also, is there a way to see friends I'm currently not following, in case I did that by accident? Thank you, that would be very helpful. Edit: I am reminded now of the settings you must be talking about, the "show me more of this" preferences. I tried them, but they seem to have no effect on what I see or don't. And, of course, I can't hide the ads.
- Tenoke 5y agoThere's also an option (maybe it was by adding them to favorites) to make it so you always get a friend's posts. You can also do the 'see less of this' on ads. Alternatively you can also just install FB Purity or a similar extension to tweak what you see better.