Since the 2nd half of 2020, Facebook has been rolling out changes on business Pages. Last 01 June 2020, the platform added a direct in-mail option on the Page app. This 06 January 2021, it launched a new design for Pages. By the end of February, Facebook Pages will move “Our Story” to “Additional Information.” …
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Social media platforms are now focusing on helping the blind and visually impaired to connect with the community. Twitter spearheaded the move by rolling out audio tweets and a dedicated alt-text button for image tweets. Facebook introduced the automatic alternative text (AAT) in 2016. It’s a technology that generates an image description based on AI …
After providing a virtual 1-on-1 mentorship, the platform is now rolling out new tools to help businesses. The Facebook Accelerator Community Program aimed to help start-ups scale their businesses using Internet connectivity. In December 2020, Facebook launched new tools for Page administrators and a new design for Pages in January 2021. Recently, Facebook updates its …
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Data privacy is becoming a big concern among social media platforms. Facebook, for one, continuously updates its data privacy terms. Last June 2020, it enabled limited data to use to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). After publishing a new Page design, Facebook launches a revamp access to …
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It seems that the “Like” count is no longer relevant to Facebook Pages. It doesn’t reflect a Facebook Page’s real reach. Many users often “Like” a Page as a favor but then unfollowed them. Last July 2020, the platform experimented with removing the “Like” button on selected Pages of some creators and public figures. Today, …
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