#SNOOZE FACEBOOK MOVIE#
#SNOOZE FACEBOOK UPDATE#

#SNOOZE FACEBOOK UPDATE#

In comparison, Twitter and many related third-party clients offer the ability for users to mute keywords, users, hashtags, and more for as long as they want.įor Facebook's keyword snooze feature, a 'small percentage of users' will see the update today ahead of a wider rollout in the coming weeks. In regards to the 30-day limit, Facebook mentioned that it is open to expanding the snooze feature if it hears from people 'that they want more or less time,' but didn't confirm an unlimited ability to snooze keywords. That’s the purpose of the I made a mistake unfriend feature. This person’s hateful, a real nutjob, and you just want them out of your digital life entirely. Then again, perhaps unfollowing isn’s sufficient. Previously, the only way to mute a friend's posts were to unfollow or.

#SNOOZE FACEBOOK MOVIE#

Currently, the feature only works on text, not images, and won’t suggest synonyms you might want to snooze as well.Īds won't be affected by snoozed keywords, so if you snooze something related to a movie the feature will only hide posts by friends and groups, but not ad posts encouraging Facebook users to visit the film's page or buy tickets. This is accomplished by choosing Unfollow person from that same menu. Facebook is testing a new feature that will allow users to temporarily unfollow a friends post with a 'snooze' button. Select all that you want to snooze, and posts containing them will be hidden for a month. So if you used the feature on a post that said “England won its World Cup game against Tunisia! Yes!”, the feature would pull out “World Cup”, “England”, and “Tunisia”. However, you can snooze specific pages for 30 days by clicking on one of their posts and then finding the snooze option. Tapping that reveals a list of nouns from the post you might want to nix, without common words like “the” in the way. Facebook: Unfortunately, muting specific words on Facebook is more difficult than Twitter, since the platform got rid of the ‘Keyword Snooze’ feature. TechCrunch gave one example of how this might work for avoiding spoilers in the World Cup: From there, Facebook will generate a list of nouns gathered from the post that are available to snooze for one month. For now, once a post is spotted users will find a new 'Snooze keywords in this post' option in the ellipsis drop-down menu.

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