1. Want to check
how much Facebook knows about you?
Go to the Facebook Account Settings page, under the
General tab, near the bottom is a link to "Download a copy of your
Facebook data". The archive includes almost everything from photos to your
chat history.
2. Not seeing enough posts from friends you
care about—and too many from those you don’t?
Set your news feed to sort by Most Recent, rather than
Top News. Then add your favorite people to your Close Friends list and
unsubscribe from any friends whose updates you’re not interesting in receiving.
3. Do you really want to make sure your friends see your important news (you’re having a garage sale, for example)?
You can pay a fee, around $7 to $10 a post, to move your
update to the top of their news feeds.
4. How to connect
to multiple Facebook accounts?
You probably noticed that you can’t login to more than
one account on Facebook. However, if you use Chrome, there is a built-in
profile feature that allows you to create a new user profile on your browser.
* Click on the Navicon on the top right of your Chrome
browser. Go to Settings.
* Go to Users, and click on Add new user.
* Choose your Profile Picture and give a name for that
user.
* Click on Create and a new Window will be opened.
* You can now login to your Facebook account as per user
profile and easily switch between users at the top right corner.
This feature is available on Firefox as well.
5. How turn off Facebook
notification sounds?
Facebook notifications come with sounds and in some cases
you wish you could turn it off. Head over to Facebook Account Settings > go
to Notifications tab. At the top, untick "Play a sound when each new
notification is received" and Save Changes.
6. How to schedule
Facebook post for delayed publishing?
Use Facebook’s scheduling tool and set a publishing time
for your posts. Click on the clock icon in the status line field and take it
from there.
7. How to check if you have some hidden Facebook messages?
Not many people know that Facebook messages get split
into two folders: Messages and Other. If you haven’t looked into the Other
folder before, you probably missed some messages you didn’t want to miss.
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