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Facebook Aims To Help You Contact Your Secret Crush, And That’s True!

Facebook introduced a relationship service in last year's F8. Now, it announced that Facebook Dating is growing to 14 more nations. Moreover, it introduced a feature called "Secret Crush," which does literally what you would expect. You can make a specific list of Facebook friends you're attracted to, whether they have a relationship profile or not. If they are also utilizing Secret Crush and they add you to their list too, Facebook notifies both of you that there's a match. Here's how it's supposed to function. If you pick the identical individual for your list, Facebook matches you together and will notify you about that. If the feelings are one-sided, the unanswered lover's identity remains secret. The purpose of the affection is then left to wonder who may have a crush on them, with no way to find out. The feature will be available only in nations where Facebook has rolled out its Dating service, such as Colombia, Canada, Thailand, Argentina, and Mexico, along with 14 new countries in Asia and South America which introduced yesterday. If you don't have a Dating profile, then you can not receive Secret Crush notifications.

Other contemporary dating apps have not tried this feature, yet that doesn't mean Secret Crush is revolutionary. One of Facebook's earliest social media competitors, Friendster, introduced a similar feature way back in 2012. The relationship site GoodCrush, first launched in Princeton University in 2007, also had a virtually identical assumption. Facebook says it won't utilize data from Dating or Secret Crush to generate content or advertising purposes. For instance, just adding somebody to your Secret Crush list does not indicate that you will see more of the posts in your News Feed. "All activity that occurs in FB Dating stays in FB Dating and will not be shared externally," A Facebook spokesperson said in an email. Unfortunately, for those of you from the US that want to use Facebook Dating or its new Secret Crush feature, still, it is not available here. It has been a year since it was first announced at F8 2018, but Facebook says it'll finally be coming to the US by the end of 2019. Read the full article

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Facebook Is Replacing Its News Feed With Groups And Events

Facebook recently said it would begin downplaying the News Feed, and after the F8 keynote, we precisely understand what that means. In an upgrade that Zuckerberg calls"FB5," Facebook will highlight groups and events, creating a prominent groups tab and a personalized feed from the groups you have joined, Rather than a generalized update feed from your friends. Group interaction choices will show up as you're browsing different parts of Facebook, too. In a blog article published during the annual conference, Facebook says the redesign is putting communities in the center of the total experience. When users start the program, They will see the group's webpage at the center along with tabs for home, videos, and notifications. "With this in mind, we're rolling out a fresh new design for Facebook that's simpler and puts your communities at the center. We're also introducing new tools that will help make it easier for you to discover and engage with groups of people who share your interests." A redesigned Groups tab will reveal you a personalized feed of all the activity occurring across the communities you're in, though a brand new discovery instrument will urge Groups you might be interested in -- such as Marketplace, Gambling, Watch and other sections of Facebook. The redesign is also supposed to help individuals grow their social circles. It includes a feature called Meet New Friends, which connects strangers that have something (such as a school or company ) in common. The changes are as Zuckerberg promised to transform Facebook to a service less concentrated on looking in on upgrades from people who know, But more on smaller, Private interactions with individuals relevant to things you're interested in. The upgrade is rolling out to users on iOS and Android from now and will preface a like-minded staying on Desktop later this year. As you can see from a screenshot below, there is much less of the organization's signature blue.

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[littlewingconnections]

Women of F8!!!! #womenoff8 #facebookf8 (at San Jose Convention Center)

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1 2 or 3 You pick.. I'm bout to hop in the shower... Get the day started! #GBU #ScaleLife #GetchaBreadUp #FacebookF8 #F82018 (at San Jose, California)

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F8 Facebook Developer Conference 2018 Starts Today in California | DigOnAir

f8-facebook-developer-conference-starts-today-california starts today at california.

F8 Facebook Developer Conference 2018 Starts Today in California

[braddy478]

I'm ALWAYS EARLY! Never LATE! #GBU #ScaleLife #GetchaBreadUp. #F8 #FACEBOOK #FacebookF8 (at San Jose, California)

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Scenes from my visit to Facebook HQ and F8 conference.

[julie-gagnon]

Facebook veut connecter la planète à Internet avec des drones munis de lasers | Branchez-vous

Si ce concept semble sortir tout droit d'un film de science-fiction, il s'agit pourtant d'un projet bien réel présenté par Facebook lors du deuxième jour de F8, sa conférence destinée aux développeurs.

Je suis tombé sur ce texte juste avant de fermer mon ordinateur avant d’aller dormir. C’est assez pour me faire faire des rêves de science-fiction.  Blague à part, je trouve que ce texte peut nous faire voir ce que la technologie nous réserve dans les prochaines années. Bonne nuit, beaux rêves! ;)