How to Check Friends List On Facebook
How to Check Friends List On Facebook: To readjust your Facebook so that you see even more of your friends (or at the very least your "actual" friends-- you understand you have some who aren't, as well!) on your Facebook News feed you can comply with these steps.
1-- Either as you are including a person, or by visiting their personal profile, click the Friends button that has the checkmark on it.
2-- Under Show in News Feed, click Settings
3-- Under the section that says How many updates? Change it from Most Updates to All Updates if that is exactly what you want.
Facebook's default is to set it to Show in News feed, as well as A lot of updates. There may be some individuals you want to minimize exposure with, as well as others you wish to increase visibility with. You could make all those adjustments in this very same area. For example if you accepted someone as a friend but don't truly intend to see their blog posts, but don't want to unfriend them either, UNcheck the Show in News feed option. Or if you simply do not intend to see their photos, video game activity or various other items, you can UNcheck just those kinds of posts. If you wish to only see major life events such as when they add a new relationship, get a job, relocate away, etc. transform the readying to Only Important.
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How to Check Friends List On Facebook
1-- Either as you are including a person, or by visiting their personal profile, click the Friends button that has the checkmark on it.
2-- Under Show in News Feed, click Settings
3-- Under the section that says How many updates? Change it from Most Updates to All Updates if that is exactly what you want.
Facebook's default is to set it to Show in News feed, as well as A lot of updates. There may be some individuals you want to minimize exposure with, as well as others you wish to increase visibility with. You could make all those adjustments in this very same area. For example if you accepted someone as a friend but don't truly intend to see their blog posts, but don't want to unfriend them either, UNcheck the Show in News feed option. Or if you simply do not intend to see their photos, video game activity or various other items, you can UNcheck just those kinds of posts. If you wish to only see major life events such as when they add a new relationship, get a job, relocate away, etc. transform the readying to Only Important.
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Thanks to Hugh from Social Identities for directing this out just recently too!