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'What the Tech': Making Facebook 'friendly' again

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JACKSON, Tenn.–Remember the days when Facebook was all about catching up with friends and family? In recent years, the platform’s newsfeed has become cluttered with clickbait, advertisements, and AI-generated content, often overshadowing the posts from the people we actually care about. But good news! Facebook has just rolled out a major update aimed at bringing back the “good old days” of genuine social interaction. This new update focuses on m…

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'What the Tech': Making Facebook 'friendly' again

JACKSON, Tenn.–Remember the days when Facebook was all about catching up with friends and family? In recent years, the platform’s newsfeed has become cluttered with clickbait, advertisements, and AI-generated content, often overshadowing the posts from the people we actually care about. But good news! Facebook has just rolled out a major update aimed at bringing back the “good old days” of genuine social interaction. This new update focuses on m…

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