Facebook feeds, appearing on your Facebook page, are usually based on your Facebook activity. Which page you have searched, spent time scrolling on or, friends you have interacted with, or groups that you have been to frequently, becomes the source of your Facebook feeds.
But not all feeds are required by users, and consequently, important ones get mixed up among a long series of feeds and are erroneously skipped by their attention. Users can change this default setting to receive only those feeds potentially important to them in a chronological manner. This will keep them updated regarding all latest feeds, without bothering about scrolling down to find specific feeds.
Follow the following steps to change this default setting on a laptop and smartphone:
On Smartphones
1) Log in to your Facebook account and click on the profile picture at the top-right corner of the page.
2) Select the option of feeds from the given in the menu.
3) You will see your feeds coming from all pages, friends and groups. Click on the three-dot option at the top-right corner of the first feed. Scroll down and select manage your feeds present at the end.
4) Click on favorites to prioritize people and pages. Now you will see feed coming from them chronologically, without missing any, whenever you will log in to your account.
5) Then go back and tap on manage defaults. Change the default settings to show less to receive less or no content which is low quality or problematic. It will clear your Facebook feed from content only filling in the space.
On Web/Laptops
1) Log in to your Facebook account and click on the box-shaped option at the top-right corner of the page.
2) Tap on feeds, which will lead you to your Facebook feeds.
3) You will notice that all is selected by default. Click on favorite and then on manage favorites at the top-right corner.
4) Now follow the same steps mentioned above to add favorites and to change settings in manage defaults.
The foraging settings would allow users to view important feeds chronologically, with the fear of skipping any one of them. The additional settings would also limit the number feeds per day by not allowing useless feeds to pop up on their main page.
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