You must have friends who continually upload holiday photos on Facebook and interrupt your main page. Now Facebook is releasing the latest features to avoid you from the interruption.
the new feature is called Snooze, this feature allows you to temporarily not follow or not see postings made friends, Pages, or your Facebook Group. But this latest feature is still in trial in the United States and can not be used in other countries.
Until now it is unclear when the feature can be used by Facebook users in different parts of the country. The Snooze feature was seen last week on the Dre Twitter page that shared the feature screenshot with the title 'Notice the new #SNOOZE option in #FB today? Sometimes, you have to get some people asleep '.
This feature allows users to not follow posts of friends, pages, or groups that they follow on Facebook for 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. To use the Snooze feature on a person, the user can click the drop-down arrow at the top right.
When clicking on that option, lets you choose whether you want Snooze or postpone someone for 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, or even permanently. A Facebook spokesperson confirmed the truth that they are still testing the feature.
"We are testing a new way to give people control over their News Feed so they can stay in touch with stories they find most relevant," they added. There is no clarity when the feature will be used globally.
The news comes a week after it was revealed that Facebook is testing the Instant Video feature. The feature was seen by Twitter users under the pseudonym Devesh Logendran, who marked it to Matt Navarra, director of social media at TheNextWeb.
The instant video feature lets you capture videos marked with lightning bolt symbols using WiFi. You can then view the video later without the need to use mobile data.