How do I find my News Feed on Facebook?
In the top left of Facebook, tap your profile picture. Scroll down, then tap Settings. Scroll down, then tap News Feed below Preferences.
Why did my News Feed disappear on Facebook?
Your Feed should be filled with updates from the people and Pages you follow. If your feed is blank, close and reopen Facebook to refresh your Feed. If that doesn’t work, please learn how to report a problem with Facebook. Learn more about how to report something to Facebook.
How do I recover my News Feed?
If you later change your mind, there’s a way to reinstate a source back into your news feed.
- Log in to your account and click the “Home” link in the Facebook toolbar.
- Mouse over the “News Feed” tab in the left margin, and then click the pencil icon.
- Select “Edit Settings” from the drop-down menu.
How do I change who I see first on Facebook news feed?
When you click News Feed on the left-hand side of the Facebook desktop site, an option to Edit Preferences * will display. The first option is Prioritize who to see first. I chose a handful of news sites I like reading, some of my close friends, and my boyfriend.
How do I give feedback on a post on Facebook?
There’s an option to “Give feedback on this post,” which only lets you tell Facebook that a post violated its Community Guidelines, meaning it contains nudity, violence, hate speech, or something else against the rules. You can’t tell Facebook, or any platform, that you found a post simply upsetting, irrelevant, or boring.
Do you have more power over your Facebook news feed than Facebook?
Mostly it was a reminder that you have more power over your News Feed than Facebook often lets on—for better or worse. My first change was to prioritize pages and profiles to “see first” in my feed. When you click News Feed on the left-hand side of the Facebook desktop site, an option to Edit Preferences * will display.
How do you unfollow people on Facebook?
In fact, Facebook has a tool that lets you easily unfollow people and Pages in your News Feed. It even arranges profiles by how many times their posts show up, meaning you can axe the most prolific posters first if you want to. I started using Facebook’s unfollow feature a couple of years ago, but never extensively until now.