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I did sort of the opposite. I would click on "don't want to see this" for any link to an external site. It took a few days, but now pretty much all I see is upd
by uberdog 12y ago
I did sort of the opposite. I would click on "don't want to see this" for any link to an external site. It took a few days, but now pretty much all I see is updates from friends.
- lucb1e 12y agoI do the same. Changed all settings I possibly could and unfollowed (while still remaining friends) a few people, and my news feed is now basically exactly what I want to see. It still hides some news events, like I found out that someone got their driving exam months after everyone else did, but that's the algorithm's fault and it's a lesson that you can't expect all friends to see everything you post. These modifications might also cause me to spend less time on my news feed because all the garbage is filtered out, so Facebook might at some point decide that it hurts them and disable these modification options, but then I'll probably just stop using Facebook's news feed altogether. I mostly use FB for groups and chats anyway. Just like with Youtube when they started showing what friends liked, I unfriended everyone and kept subscriptions.