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| Facebook is testing a feature that changes the way posts are displayed |
An engineer (Jin Manchon Wong), known for discovering experimental features hidden in many applications and services, has discovered that Facebook Social Network is testing a new feature that users use to view posts as estimated.
Screenshots of this new feature have been published on Wong and TechCrunch Technology, where they divided the Facebook app into three separate (Latest News) page tabs. The first tab shows: Relevant (related) posts that users might be interested in. The other tab displays the most recent articles, while the "Consulted" tab displays the articles consulted.
Facebook is testing a feature that changes the way posts are displayed
It is worth noting that Facebook displays posts based on a special algorithm that classifies posts based on interactivity, importance, and funded posts. However, the functionality tested by Facebook seems to make it easy (if officially launched for users) to view posts over time and remove the old posts you see.
A Facebook spokesman confirmed to TechCrunch that the job had been tested internally, and said the company was considering the possibility of testing the job externally. With this feature, the company wants to make it easier to access the latest posts and view posts.