I have heard a dozen or more of my Facebook friends complain about seeing the same posts, over and over, in their news feed. I have offered each a solution that has worked for me. With just a single click (or at most, two clicks), you can start reading the latest, most up-to-date news from your family and friends on Facebook. Here’s how:
- Go to Facebook.com and use your password to log in.
- Look in the top left-hand column for “Most Recent.” Clicking Most Recent will reload your Facebook News Feed with the most current news and information that’s been posted by those you follow.
- If you do not see Most Recent listed in the top left-hand column, simply click “see more” and your list of options will open fully.
- Now click “Most Recent” on the list. Once you click Most Recent a few days in a row, the option will appear closer to the top. And clicking it will become more convenient.
There you have it. A simple and easy way to view all the latest posts from those you follow on Facebook.
The authors at Authors’ Billboard hope you find this information helpful! Are there any other Facebook problems you’re having? If you have further questions, I invite you to ask in the comment section. I’ll address other issues in future posts here on the Authors’ Billboard Blog.
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USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR DONNA FASANO is a three-time winner of the HOLT Medallion, a CataRomance Reviewers Choice Award winner for Best Single Title, a Desert Rose Golden Quill Award finalist, a Golden Heart finalist, and a two-time winner of Best Romance of the Year given by BigAl’s Books & Pals Review Blog. Her books have sold nearly 4 million copies worldwide and have been published in two dozen languages. Her books have made the Kindle Top 100 Paid List numerous times, climbing as high as #5.
