“See more” or “See less” – New options for the Facebook feed
Facebook writes:
- You can customize your Facebook News Feed by selecting “See More” or “See Less” in a post. In the future, we'll show you more of what you like and less of what you don't like.
- We'll soon be testing a revamped feed settings menu that will give you new ways to control how much content you see from your friends and family, groups, pages, and public figures you're connected to are.
Facebook primarily offers you a platform on which you can express yourself freely and connect with friends and communities. However, more and more people are building connections with each other through public content that is relevant to them, such as new recipes or local hiking tours. In addition to updates from your friends and groups and pages you follow, Facebook also recommends posts from creators and communities you may not know but might like and invite you to join in the conversation. What you see in your feed is tailored to your personal interests thanks to machine learning.
“See more” or “see less”
Today we're introducing new ways to customize your Facebook News Feed so you see more of the content that interests you most. You can now choose to “See more” or “See less” in posts from people and communities you are connected to, in posts that Facebook recommends to you, and in ads. If you select “See more,” the ranking value for this and similar posts will increase. If you select “See less”, the ranking value drops. These additional options to incorporate direct feedback into news feed rankings make our AI systems smarter and more responsive.

We will show the feature in posts at regular intervals. You can also choose to “See more” or “See less” on ads and posts from people and communities you are connected to. All you have to do is tap the menu icon with three dots in the top right corner of the post. We will begin the testing phase in Reels in the coming weeks.
Snooze, Unfollow, and Reconnect
We're also testing new ways to adjust how much content you see in the News Feed from your friends and family, groups, Pages, and public figures you're connected to. You'll find these ranking features—in addition to things like Snooze, Unfollow, and Reconnect—in your feed settings.

These features help you find content that is relevant to you. So you see more of what you like and less of what you don't like. As with any change to our products, we will continually evolve our approach based on direct feedback.
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Facebook Newsroom
Also read: Is it possible to influence the Facebook algorithm?
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