A news surprise from Facebook just came as I logged into my account that the status updates are now turning into News Feeds for You and your friends, that in reality is the part of the new updated homepage by facebook that makes ‘Highlights’ section into the News Feed.
You now have the Live Feed, that in real-time displays your contact updates, and the News Feed, which keeps most favorite, liked and top content on the feed so it gets focused.
I think the update was quite necessary to get more users to read old content just like a digest or magazine.
What do you think, two feeds too confusing?
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