With approximately 2.7 billion users every month, Facebook has indubitably become part of our everyday experience. The simple truth is this: Everywhere in the world, Facebook has revolutionized the way people build relationships. It has made communication faster and easier and helped people in almost every aspect of life–business, education, healthcare, and more! But have you ever wondered what Facebook updates are in store for us this year? If so, then without further ado, let’s dive in! Facebook fixes Messenger bug that allows hackers to listen to Android users Facebook teams up with Ray-Ban for its first pair of smart glasses, coming 2021

Facebook Updates for 2021

Account Status Feature

Do you want to see all the pages and groups that you manage, along with your account’s restriction history, all in one place? If so, social media consultant Matt Navarra has good news for you! In a Twitter post, Navarra has announced that Facebook will be adding an “Account Status” feature to your Profile Settings menu. You will see the minor update as a briefcase icon. Once clicked, you will be redirected immediately into a different window containing your “Account Status” screen.

Audio Photo Descriptions

Facebook experiences vary from person to person and this can be especially relevant for those visually impaired. Hence, making Facebook more inclusive, the social media app has further improved its AI tool to create audio photo descriptions that are more detailed and more comprehensive. For instance, Facebook’s object recognition can now identify details such as landmarks, animals, and activities. Facebook adds Messenger Rooms feature that allows group video calls Facebook launches a new Gaming app on Android

Redesigned Facebook Pages

Be honest: how many Facebook pages do you visit a day? Visiting different Facebook pages is a fun thing to do, isn’t it? From watching humorous videos to reading unrequited love posts, these pages give us a sense of community. Of course, Facebook is pretty aware of that fact! So this year, Facebook pages will be getting a makeover. The design will become more intuitive so users can navigate them more efficiently. In fact, important posts and other information will be more visible to visitors. Moreover, Facebook will also remove the “Like” button to eliminate confusion with the “Follow” button. A new Q&A feature will also be available so you can easily interact with your followers. And if you log in as your page, a customized News Feed will be dedicated for you. At the same time, users can now follow a page straight from both comments and recommendation posts.

Prioritization of Groups and Events

Connections lie at the heart of any social media site? Do you agree? And so, this year, Facebook wants to prioritize Group and Event posts to strengthen personal relationships on the site. This Facebook update, however, could pose quite a challenge for different brands. This is because brand owners will now be encouraged to create content that builds relationships and stimulate engagement. Otherwise, it would be harder for them to reach customers. But guess what? Ads will become more interactive, and job seekers could effectively connect with employers and explore which skills have high demand in the digital workspace. Check out: Facebook’s Messenger first to adopt Android 11’s Bubble API Facebook’s “Manage Activity” tool lets you delete old embarrassing posts

Detection of Low-quality content

As just mentioned, Facebook is determined to invest in meaningful interactions. Therefore, improving the quality of content that users see on their News Feed would surely go a long way. Facebook updates bring an increased ability to detect click baits and spammy posts. Meanwhile, for content creators, Facebook has added more features in the Creator Studio. Creators can now track how people engage with their videos so they can optimize their Facebook strategy accordingly.

Update your Facebook App now!

You won’t be able to experience all of these fascinating Facebook updates unless you install the latest version of the app. So make sure to download the updated Facebook app in the Play Store, and maximize your Facebook experience! Now that you know what to expect with Facebook this year, do you have any thoughts on how Facebook could further improve its services? Tell us more in the comments below. And who knows? Perhaps your Facebook update ideas will be next in line! Featured Image

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