UNDERSTANDING FACEBOOK FEATURESÂ
There are various FACEBOOK FEATURES or programs on Facebook that makes managing one’s account easier and more fun. These FACEBOOK FEATURES include:
How To Use Facebook – A Basic Facebook Guide (2021)
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The very first step is to sign up for a Facebook account and it’s pretty simple. The platform makes it easy to get started.
How to Manage Your Facebook Business Pages
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Learn how to manage your Facebook Page and discover all the available tools that give you control over your business Pages.
A List of the Latest Facebook Features You Might Not Know
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Facebook is always adding and taking away Facebook features. Here are the very latest features you need to know about to keep up to date on …
An Easier Way to Manage Features That Work Across Our Apps
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Accounts Center will allow you to control connected experiences that work across Facebook’s apps, including Instagram and Messenger.
Homepage and News Feed
Firstly, it is the page displayed when a user signs in. This displays a feed of updates about what your friends are saying and doing on Facebook. Each Facebook user on logging in sees a different news feed that essentially depends on the activities of others. News Feed appears in the middle column of the homepage.
Timeline, Profile, or Wall
Secondly, it is the page you see if you click your name at the right top of the Facebook homepage. It displays your personalized “wall” of content in a reverse-chronological timeline. When you visit a friend’s page, their timeline appears.
Publisher Box
Thirdly, this is the blank “status” update box for typing in text updates, sharing web links and other media.
Ticker
It is a real-time feed of actions your friends are taking on Facebook that appears in a small scrolling box in the right sidebar of your Facebook page.
Privacy Settings
It is used to determine who can see your status updates and personal information. Users on Facebook are given the power to control who sees their personal information and each bit of content they post to the network. Certain global settings are available for users to consider when using Facebook. There are also individual controls through the audience selector button below the publisher box. They are accessed by clicking the down arrow to the right side of the home button in the top blue horizontal bar.
A person might apply to change the viewing permission for different posts or updates, in that he wants only some persons to see certain posts. Another can control the updates he sees by snoozing them.
Stories
Stories appear in the right sidebar of the homepage. While status updates and most posts are generally written in text form, Stories show your friend’s stories just like Snapchat or Instagram. They are usually a few seconds of video or still photos. Media can be added to the stories with the big plus button.
Messaging and Chat
Chat is Facebook’s name for its instant messaging system, also known as Messager on mobile. A person can engage in a real-time conversation with a friend who happens to be online, signed in at about the same time. The Facebook chat box is on the lower side of the interface. Clicking on the chatbox opens it and a green dot is shown next to the names of friends who are signed in to Facebook at that particular time. Facebook chat has a gear icon with settings you can change to determine who can see that you are online and when.