You will start to notice additional options, such as “Show more” or “Show less,” on posts and posts from individuals and pages you follow, as well as on posts that the platform itself recommends to you. Previously, you only had the option to hide the posts you did not like.
And “Facebook” made it clear that choosing the “Show more” option will momentarily raise the rating score for this post and similar content, while choosing the “Show less” option will momentarily lower it.
Additionally, a Facebook spokeswoman was quoted by the technical website “TechCrunch” as claiming that “the user’s preferences affect the postings that they view for a period of 60 days.
The company argues that by choosing this time period, it will be able to improve the intelligence and responsiveness of its own artificial intelligence systems as well as keep up with users’ changing preferences. Additionally, Facebook wants to keep up with users’ changing preferences and its research has shown that users want these preferences to last for at least a few weeks.
other factors
• According to information technology expert Osama Mustafa, “The feature is primarily an advertisement, and it aims to re-target the advertisements to their target, increase the volume of advertisements on the platform, and then increase profits. It does this by making the publications that appear in front of the user more related to his preferences.
In his remarks to “Sky News Arabia,” Mustafa also states that “the company is seeking, behind its new feature along with targeting ads, to address increasing complaints from users about the appearance of publications that they do not really care about, and thus gain their satisfaction and increase their presence on the platform in the future.”
The user is the commodity of social media platforms, whose free services are provided to him in exchange for sharing his data with advertisers, the source of profits, and then the growth in the number of users remains the guarantee of more profits, he continues, so the root behind any new feature is the user’s satisfaction and keeping pace with his aspirations.
As part of its efforts to better hone its algorithm and determine which videos people actually want to see, Facebook will also begin testing the new feature on brief video segments called “Rails.”
Short videos, according to Mustafa, “have recently emerged as the winning wager for all social networking sites, following their tremendous success since their appearance and topping the list of users’ interests, and thus improving their service became a necessity to attract advertisers and achieve profits.”
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