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Facebook Introduces Prayer Tool in Groups to Attract the Faithful
Facebook has rolled out a new prayer request feature. Facebook Group members can use it to rally prayer power for upcoming job interviews, illnesses, and other personal challenges big and small.
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Facebook Testing Video Speed Dating App Called Sparked: Report
The Facebook Sparked webpage, which was live for a very brief period, described the app as ‘video dating with kind people.’ These speed video dates are said to last for four minutes each, and users will go through a cycle of dates in each event. It is unclear how many video dates one person will go through per event. If these daters connect in ...
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Facebook to Allow Transfer of Photos, Videos to Google, Other Rivals
Facebook started testing a tool on Monday that lets users move their images more easily to other online services, as it faces pressure from regulators to loosen its grip on data.
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Instagram Testing a Donation Sticker in Stories to Help With Fundraising: Report
Instagram is reportedly testing a donation sticker on its Stories feature that would offer fundraising and donation tools for charity or personal reasons.
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Facebook Snooze Button Rolling Out, Lets You Temporarily Unfollow a Person
The Snooze button, available alongside the Unfollow button, will let you pause updates for up to 30 days.
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Facebook Tests Splitting Its News Feed Into 2, Highlighting Personal Posts
Facebook's test separates commercial posts from personal news in a move that could lead some businesses to increase advertising.
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Facebook Tests Simultaneous Instagram Stories Posts and Coloured Comments
With the newly spotted option, users can post Stories to both Facebook and Instagram simultaneously.
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Facebook Expands Personal Fundraising Tools to More People, Causes
Facebook has been testing the tool, which is similar to online fundraising services such as GoFundMe, since March.
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Facebook Aims to Prevent Suicides, Save Lives With New Actions
Facebook is testing how computers can quickly identify posts where it's likely someone is expressing thoughts of suicide, and provide resources to the person even if someone on Facebook has not reported it yet.
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Facebook's 'M' Will Soon Order Flowers and Dinner For You
Facebook recently began limited testing of an online personal assistant, called 'M' that uses a combination of human workers and software to answer questions and carry out tasks like ordering food or flowers for a friend.
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Facebook Knows You Better Than Your Friends
Researchers from Cambridge University and Stanford University have devised a software that can reveal your personality better than your friends by analysing posts that you "like" on the social networking site Facebook.
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Facebook tests $1 fee for messages to non-friends
The Facebook Messages test, lets a sender pay a dollar to make sure an electronic missive is routed to someone's "inbox" even when the person isn't in their circle of friends.
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Instagram tests new limits in user privacy
Instagram, which spurred suspicions this week that it would sell user photos after revising its terms of service, has sparked renewed debate about how much control over personal data users must give up to live and participate in a world steeped in social media.
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Facebook Introduces Prayer Tool in Groups to Attract the Faithful
Facebook has rolled out a new prayer request feature. Facebook Group members can use it to rally prayer power for upcoming job interviews, illnesses, and other personal challenges big and small.
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Facebook Testing Video Speed Dating App Called Sparked: Report
The Facebook Sparked webpage, which was live for a very brief period, described the app as ‘video dating with kind people.’ These speed video dates are said to last for four minutes each, and users will go through a cycle of dates in each event. It is unclear how many video dates one person will go through per event. If these daters connect in ...
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Facebook to Allow Transfer of Photos, Videos to Google, Other Rivals
Facebook started testing a tool on Monday that lets users move their images more easily to other online services, as it faces pressure from regulators to loosen its grip on data.
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Instagram Testing a Donation Sticker in Stories to Help With Fundraising: Report
Instagram is reportedly testing a donation sticker on its Stories feature that would offer fundraising and donation tools for charity or personal reasons.
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Facebook Snooze Button Rolling Out, Lets You Temporarily Unfollow a Person
The Snooze button, available alongside the Unfollow button, will let you pause updates for up to 30 days.
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Facebook Tests Splitting Its News Feed Into 2, Highlighting Personal Posts
Facebook's test separates commercial posts from personal news in a move that could lead some businesses to increase advertising.
-
Facebook Tests Simultaneous Instagram Stories Posts and Coloured Comments
With the newly spotted option, users can post Stories to both Facebook and Instagram simultaneously.
-
Facebook Expands Personal Fundraising Tools to More People, Causes
Facebook has been testing the tool, which is similar to online fundraising services such as GoFundMe, since March.
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Facebook Aims to Prevent Suicides, Save Lives With New Actions
Facebook is testing how computers can quickly identify posts where it's likely someone is expressing thoughts of suicide, and provide resources to the person even if someone on Facebook has not reported it yet.
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Facebook's 'M' Will Soon Order Flowers and Dinner For You
Facebook recently began limited testing of an online personal assistant, called 'M' that uses a combination of human workers and software to answer questions and carry out tasks like ordering food or flowers for a friend.
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Facebook Knows You Better Than Your Friends
Researchers from Cambridge University and Stanford University have devised a software that can reveal your personality better than your friends by analysing posts that you "like" on the social networking site Facebook.
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Facebook tests $1 fee for messages to non-friends
The Facebook Messages test, lets a sender pay a dollar to make sure an electronic missive is routed to someone's "inbox" even when the person isn't in their circle of friends.
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Instagram tests new limits in user privacy
Instagram, which spurred suspicions this week that it would sell user photos after revising its terms of service, has sparked renewed debate about how much control over personal data users must give up to live and participate in a world steeped in social media.
