But, good news. You can beat the algorithm, kinda, and see whatever you want to see on your newsfeed. Last summer, Facebook allowed its users to see who whey wanted to atop their newsfeed.

There’s the unending debate, for example, over Facebook’s News Feed algorithm and whose content they’re giving ... On the Investigation of Black Boxes,” he wants algorithms to become a beat: We’re ...

The evolution of what posts get top billing on users’ news feeds, and what gets obscured Facebook’s news feed algorithm has been blamed for fanning sectarian hatred, steering users toward ...

It’s still not perfect, since even that sorting is done by TikTok’s algorithm, but it puts a bit more of the control in your hands. Facebook and Twitter both let you sort by recent posts ...

Facebook’s news feed algorithm is a machine learning ranking system. It’s not just one algorithm though. It’s a combination of multiple algorithms that work together in different phases.

Over the past year, Facebook has dramatically reduced the ... Remember that affinity factor in the newsfeed algorithm–the one that helps determine how your content ranks in fan newsfeeds?

Update, Jan. 12, 2018: Facebook did it again. This week, the company announced a major News Feed algorithm update that will show you more posts from your friends and family and fewer posts from ...

I like to call this “music rediscovery”: finding an obscure or a live version that is better than the original from the studio—a song that isn’t surfaced by the algorithm, but instead my ...

And you can also ditch the algorithm in the Facebook News Feed right now, today. I know, because I’ve been doing it for the past two weeks. In fairness, it’s not like Facebook hides the option.