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Is this true? I'm under the impression that social media platforms can't tell the difference between looking at some content because you enjoyed it versus looki
by yakshaving_jgt 3y ago
Is this true? I'm under the impression that social media platforms can't tell the difference between looking at some content because you enjoyed it versus looking at some content because you don't like it and you're confused why it's being served to you.
- emgeee 3y agoI imagine after enough times clicking on content out of confusion, preference become clear
- runako 3y agoIt doesn't matter because > The algorithm just gives you more of what you asked for. It doesn't matter whether you asked for more because you hate it or love it. The algorithm prioritizes identifying the content with which you will engage.
- mcpackieh 3y agoNo. "What you asked for" is a bold faced lie. By your account it shows you what you engaged with, even though you literally didn't ask for it. And even "engaged with" is bullshit. What the hell does "engage with" even mean? What you really should be saying is it gives you more of what you pause scrolling on. That is neither asking for something, nor "engaging".