“Facebook updates its algorithm, allowing users more control over which videos appear in their feed.”
What’s new in Facebook’s algorithm update
Meta has rolled out changes aimed at giving users more control over which videos—especially Reels—they see. Key features:
|
Feature |
What it does |
Why it matters |
|
“Not Interested” feedback |
You can mark a Reel as “Not
Interested” or flag comments you dislike. The algorithm uses that signal to
show fewer similar videos. |
Helps reduce unwanted or
low-quality video content in your feed |
|
Prioritize newer content |
Facebook will show 50% more
Reels that were uploaded on the same day you are browsing. |
Keeps your feed fresh with more
recent videos |
|
Improved “Save” feature |
The “Save” functionality has been
enhanced to make it easier to collect and organize favorite Reels or posts. |
Gives you more direct control
over what content you want to revisit |
|
AI-powered search suggestions |
Under certain Reels, you’ll get
suggestion bubbles prompting related topics or queries (think like TikTok’s
gray suggestion prompts). |
Helps you explore content you’re
interested in more easily |
|
Friend bubbles |
Small bubbles showing which
friends liked a given video. Tapping the bubble opens a chat with that
friend. |
Adds a social/discovery layer—see
what friends enjoy and converse about it |
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