TRY THIS! Facebook’s Changing Your Newsfeed.

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TRY THIS! Facebook’s Changing Your Newsfeed. Here’s How To Make Sure You Still See Posts By Your Favorite Sites
By Pamela Geller - on February 12, 2018
FACEBOOK CENSORSHIP
Geller Report readers have long suffered the suppression and oppression of social media speech police. The Geller Report feed has been blocked from your newsfeed. There is a work-around. Try this. Go to my Facebook page, here click the “Following” drop-down arrow, and check the “See First” option “In Your News Feed.”

FACEBOOK’S CHANGING YOUR NEWSFEED. HERE’S HOW TO MAKE SURE YOU STILL SEE POSTS BY YOUR FAVORITE SITES.
By James Burnett, Daily Wire:

Facebook recently announced that it will be making major changes to its newsfeed that will significantly impact what users see. The emphasis, CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained, will be on posts from users’ friends and family, as well as what Facebook calls “trusted sources.”

 
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Here's the problem you fail to identify. @nytimes is hyper-partisan. @snopes is hyper-partisan. These are not objective, fair sources. Your piece is one long whine about conservatives having free, fair access to the public square (@facebook) under the guise of fake news&clickbait https://twitter.com/WIRED/status/963021236212260864 …

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Those “trusted sources,” however, are not necessarily going to be the same pages and news sites that users follow; rather, they are sources that Facebook designates as “trusted” through what it says will be rankings produced by “a diverse and representative” sample of Facebook users (see full post below). Which sources are “trusted sources” and which are not, is unclear. Sources not deemed “trusted” — even those you choose to follow — will get buried or de-emphasized in your newsfeed.

But there’s a way to make sure that Facebook does not prevent you from seeing posts by your favorite sites. Below are the instructions for how to update your Facebook settings so that your newsfeed prioritizes posts by sites you follow, like The Daily Wire, rather than letting the platform determine what you get to see.

1. On your Facebook homepage, click the drop-down arrow on the top right of the page and select “News Feed Preferences” (usually found near the bottom of the listed options).


2. Select “Prioritize who to see first” (usually the first option listed).


3. Change the view options to show “Pages only,” so it’s easier to find the pages for the sites you prefer to see in your newsfeed. Then simply select the pages you wish to see first in your newsfeed.


3. Change the view options to show “Pages only,” so it’s easier to find the pages for the sites you prefer to see in your newsfeed. Then simply select the pages you wish to see first in your newsfeed.