How to Get Offline for Anyone in Facebook

How to Get Offline for Anyone in Facebook

Facebook is the most famous social networking site in the world, but some people who have just made account on facebook to make new friends and most of them disturb other people. Almost all of us use facebook and we find many types of people some are interesting, some are boring even some are annoying. For the people who are disturbing you or you don’t want to chat with him further. Ff he/she is your teacher, guardian and you don’t want to reveal your online status to them , don’t worry you can make your self offline for him/her, however you will be online for other people. For this facebook has a feature

Just follow these Guidelines

STEP 1  : Login to your facebook account

STEP 2 : Open the chat box of the person for who you want to get offline

STEP 3 : On the upper right corner of chat box there is a icon like settings click on it

STEP 4 : Now from the drop down menu click Turn off chat for……

done…..!!!!!!!! now you are visible offline for that person

To get online for him Repeat STEP 1,2,3 and then click Turn on chat for…..

How to Get Offline for Anyone in Facebook

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How to Get Offline for Anyone in Facebook

Facebook is the most famous social networking site in the world, but some people who have just made account on facebook to make new friends and most of them disturb other people. Almost all of us use facebook and we find many types of people some are interesting, some are boring even some are annoying. For the people who are disturbing you or you don’t want to chat with him further. Ff he/she is your teacher, guardian and you don’t want to reveal your online status to them , don’t worry you can make your self offline for him/her, however you will be online for other people. For this facebook has a feature

Just follow these Guidelines

STEP 1  : Login to your facebook account

STEP 2 : Open the chat box of the person for who you want to get offline

STEP 3 : On the upper right corner of chat box there is a icon like settings click on it

STEP 4 : Now from the drop down menu click Turn off chat for……

done…..!!!!!!!! now you are visible offline for that person

To get online for him Repeat STEP 1,2,3 and then click Turn on chat for…..

Facebook Details How They Came Up With The New News Feed Design

Facebook Details How They Came Up With The New News Feed Design

Last week it was announced that Facebook would be announcing an update (or improvement) of its News Feed design, but have you ever wondered how Facebook came up with the idea? Well according to a post by Facebook (source link below), it seems that the social networking giant has gone a bit old school in coming up with its design, and it was by utilizing Post-It notes on a wall, categorizing posts into updates from friends, funny posts, photos and etc. Looking at an excerpt from the blog post:

We came up with the idea of multiple feeds, each with its own focus on a particular topic, type of content, or type of friend. It was a good start, but crucial questions remained: which feeds to offer, and which stories to put into them?

I gave each participant a stack of recent stories from their feed, printed out on paper, and asked them to pick out the ones that interested them and discard the rest. Next, I asked them to sort the remaining, interesting stories by putting them into piles separated by what they liked about each. An analysis of participants’ piles and the stories they’d put into them yielded clear themes.

In any case if you’re interested in what goes on behind the scenes and how ideas are developed, you should check out the post in the source link below. As it stands Facebook’s new News Feed will be rolled out slowly and overtime, so don’t worry if you haven’t received the updated look yet. However if you’re too impatient, you can sign yourself up on their waiting list here:https://www.facebook.com/about/newsfeed

Facebook Details How They Came Up With The New News Feed Design

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Facebook Details How They Came Up With The New News Feed Design

Last week it was announced that Facebook would be announcing an update (or improvement) of its News Feed design, but have you ever wondered how Facebook came up with the idea? Well according to a post by Facebook (source link below), it seems that the social networking giant has gone a bit old school in coming up with its design, and it was by utilizing Post-It notes on a wall, categorizing posts into updates from friends, funny posts, photos and etc. Looking at an excerpt from the blog post:

We came up with the idea of multiple feeds, each with its own focus on a particular topic, type of content, or type of friend. It was a good start, but crucial questions remained: which feeds to offer, and which stories to put into them?

I gave each participant a stack of recent stories from their feed, printed out on paper, and asked them to pick out the ones that interested them and discard the rest. Next, I asked them to sort the remaining, interesting stories by putting them into piles separated by what they liked about each. An analysis of participants’ piles and the stories they’d put into them yielded clear themes.

In any case if you’re interested in what goes on behind the scenes and how ideas are developed, you should check out the post in the source link below. As it stands Facebook’s new News Feed will be rolled out slowly and overtime, so don’t worry if you haven’t received the updated look yet. However if you’re too impatient, you can sign yourself up on their waiting list here:https://www.facebook.com/about/newsfeed

New News Feed on Facebook to be released on March 7

Facebook Inc will unveil a new look for its popular "newsfeed" next week, the latest move by the Web company to revamp key elements of its 1 billion member social network.

Facebook will showcase the newsfeed makeover at a media event on March 7 at its Menlo Park, California headquarters, the company said in an emailed invitation to reporters on Friday.

The event will be Facebook's second high-profile product event this year, following the rollout of its social search feature in January.

Facebook's newsfeed, which displays an ever-changing stream of the photos, videos and comments uploaded from a user's network of friends, is one of the three "pillars" of the service, along with search and user profiles, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has said.

The last major update to Facebook's newsfeed was in September 2011. Since then, the company has incorporated ads directly into the feed and the company has shifted its focus to creating "mobile first experiences," as more people now access the social network every day on mobile devices than on desktop PCs.

The mobile version of Facebook still lacks many of the features available on the PC version, said Brian Blau, an analyst with industry research firm Gartner. "So maybe this is a way to bring some of that together," he said.

Shares of Facebook, the world's No.1 social network, were up nearly 2 percent, or 52 cents, at $27.77 in midday trading on Friday.

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New News Feed on Facebook to be released on March 7

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Facebook Inc will unveil a new look for its popular "newsfeed" next week, the latest move by the Web company to revamp key elements of its 1 billion member social network.

Facebook will showcase the newsfeed makeover at a media event on March 7 at its Menlo Park, California headquarters, the company said in an emailed invitation to reporters on Friday.

The event will be Facebook's second high-profile product event this year, following the rollout of its social search feature in January.

Facebook's newsfeed, which displays an ever-changing stream of the photos, videos and comments uploaded from a user's network of friends, is one of the three "pillars" of the service, along with search and user profiles, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has said.

The last major update to Facebook's newsfeed was in September 2011. Since then, the company has incorporated ads directly into the feed and the company has shifted its focus to creating "mobile first experiences," as more people now access the social network every day on mobile devices than on desktop PCs.

The mobile version of Facebook still lacks many of the features available on the PC version, said Brian Blau, an analyst with industry research firm Gartner. "So maybe this is a way to bring some of that together," he said.

Shares of Facebook, the world's No.1 social network, were up nearly 2 percent, or 52 cents, at $27.77 in midday trading on Friday.

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