Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Wednesday, March 31st, 2021. I'm Brian McCullough today.

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Facebook has announced some changes to news feed including a most recent mode that will show posts in chronological order.

So everything old is new again.

This is available on Android right now and iOS in coming weeks.

Imagine that. A pure feed with no algorithmic juicing, quoting Macrimmers.

Facebook previously rolled out a new favorites timeline allowing users to specify their favorite friends, family

members, and pages and access their posts in one place. Facebook's now

building on that

the functionality with a new most recent mode that will show posts in chronological order instead of based on algorithm.

Other changes coming to the Facebook timeline

include the social media giant offering users

more context as to why they might be seeing a

specific post for content labeled suggested for you. Users can now learn what

factors triggered Facebook's algorithm to suggest the post to you. Factors may include

past related posts you've engaged with, topics that interest you or your location.

Lastly, following in the footsteps of Twitter, Facebook will now allow users to specify who can comment on their posts.

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