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Default Jun 29, 2023 at 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Motts View Post
I didn't realize Facebook had algorithms. I assumed everyone can see my posts who is connected to my FB profile. I do know that when I don't empty my cache, my posts disappear from my newsfeed. Proof that FB is far from a perfect social network site. I don't like TikTok or Instagram. So I'll never use those two platforms. I don't use any other platforms that exist either. I'm a dinosaur that stays on FB.
I stay on FB, too.

Not only does FB (and other social networks) use sophisticated algorithms, but also your friends (and you!) have options with respect to your feed. You can be friends with someone but unfollow them. This means that you remain friends but their posts do not show up in your feed. Given that you are not a frequent poster, it is unlikely that any of your friends have intentionally unfollowed you while remaining friends, but it is a possibility.
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