according to Facebook is testing out a new City Guides feature for select iOS and Android users. You can find City Guides in the Explore tab of the app. "We're testing a redesigned surface on city Pages that showcases information about your city," a Facebook spokesperson told us via email. If Facebook has its way, soon you'll be able to do both without ever leaving its app. So, this new feature can help people get a better sense of their city, or a city they're visiting through their friends' eyes."City Guides is Facebook's latest step in its mission to own pretty much every single aspect of modern life.
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Facebook has begun testing an alternative News Feed made up of pictures, videos and articles tailored to its users' likes and dislikes. Facebook's new feature can be accessed be clicking on a square-shaped icon on the top left-hand side of the Android Facebook app. The Explore tab, which is currently only available on Facebook's Android testing app, will allow users to access content that they would never normally see. Instagram has revamped its Explore feature to include suggested video channels based on your interests. The new feature, known as Explore, offers content from pages that its users have not liked or followed.
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Facebook City Guides? We've contacted Facebook for comment and will update this piece with more details about City Guides if we hear back. Called 'City Guides,' the functionality will suggest and possibly send notifications about tourist attractions you might be interest in attending. Update: A Facebook spokesperson reached out with the following:"We're testing a redesigned surface on city Pages that showcases information about your city. pic.twitter.com/CSa2QughSa — Matt Navarra ⭐️ (@MattNavarra) December 19, 2016Facebook might still be testing out City Guides as it appears the new functionality has rolled out only to a limited number of users.
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Facebook adds 'Explore' tab with an alternative News Feed
Facebook has begun testing an alternative News Feed made up of pictures, videos and articles tailored to its users' likes and dislikes. Facebook's new feature can be accessed be clicking on a square-shaped icon on the top left-hand side of the Android Facebook app. The Explore tab, which is currently only available on Facebook's Android testing app, will allow users to access content that they would never normally see. Instagram has revamped its Explore feature to include suggested video channels based on your interests. The new feature, known as Explore, offers content from pages that its users have not liked or followed.
Facebook City Guides? We've contacted Facebook for comment and will update this piece with more details about City Guides if we hear back. Called 'City Guides,' the functionality will suggest and possibly send notifications about tourist attractions you might be interest in attending. Update: A Facebook spokesperson reached out with the following:"We're testing a redesigned surface on city Pages that showcases information about your city. pic.twitter.com/CSa2QughSa — Matt Navarra ⭐️ (@MattNavarra) December 19, 2016Facebook might still be testing out City Guides as it appears the new functionality has rolled out only to a limited number of users.
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