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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ December 20, 2017
	NEWS
	Facebook: Here's How to Snooze a Friend, Page or Group Adweek Facebook recently introduced a snooze feature, allowing users to temporarily unfollow a friend, Facebook page or group for 30 days so that their content stops showing up in their News Feeds. Our guide shows how this is done. Step 1: Tap the three dots on a post from the friend, page or group you wish ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Facebook is niet goed voor je, gebruik het daarom vaker! GFC Nieuws Facebook is slecht voor je geestelijke gezondheid; dat geeft het sociale medium nu zelf ook toe. Maar de beste manier om die slechte invloed tegen te gaan, is nóg actiever worden op Facebook. While reading this Facebook blog, I can't help but feel like I'm reading a tobacco company article from the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Weddings to WATCH! TLC Introduces Facebook Watch Series... TLC Watch highly sought-after bridal designer Hayley Paige hustle with heart as she makes her mark in the fashion industry! As the home of weddings on TV, TLC is taking the genre across all screens with the debut of Hayley Ever After, a 5-episode series that is currently available on Facebook's Watch ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Expands Use Of Facial Recognition To ID Users In Photos KHSU Facebook is expanding its use of facial recognition software to alert users when photos of them are posted on the platform — whether or not they are tagged. Flag as irrelevant
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	Changes to Facebook News Feed Algorithm Romance Writers of America Facebook announced Monday that their News Feed algorithm will change to cut down on posts they deem to be "engagement bait"--posts designed to prompt users to engage in a way that "seeks to take advantage of [the] News Feed algorithm by boosting engagement in order to get greater reach.". Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Cracking Down on 'Engagement Bait' Realtor Magazine - National Association of Realtors Facebook announced that it will no longer tolerate "engagement bait" by making sure posts that solicit likes and comments in sensational ways are demoted from news feeds, thereby reaching fewer people. Flag as irrelevant

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