APRIL 12, 2017|SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook Prioritizes What Makes You Sad Or Angry
Facebook shared some information about its “reactions” buttons and how your clicks are being used to filter what is shown in your news feed. As one spokesperson explained it:
“If someone takes the extra step to select a reaction, it’s an even stronger signal that they would want to see that type of post than if they left a Like on the post.”
So if you often click an “Angry” reaction, you’ll see more posts that make you angry ... which explains a lot.
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