Facebook does allow users to have some input on what they see on the platform. By clicking on your menu (upper right on desktop, bottom right on mobile app) and going to the settings and privacy ...

Facebook ‘s algorithm is arguably one of the most powerful technology inventions of the last 20 years, in the sense that it has largely been responsible for monetizing the way almost three ...

A lot of businesses that use social media are panicking over recent Facebook algorithmic changes, but they needn't be so worried. Two experts in the social media offer ideas.

Facebook's change to its algorithm in 2018 may have boosted posts from local Republican groups leading to twice as many shares as Democrats, a ccording to a study from two southwest Ohio colleges.

The Facebook algorithm is also triggered by mentions of specific medical conditions. Understandably, Facebook prohibits the paid promotion of pharmaceutical products.

Research conducted at the height of the 2020 election reveals new details about how Facebook's algorithms handle political content. But it suggests there are no easy fixes to political polarization.

Images for a fitness studio ad campaign on Facebook were rejected by the platform's algorithm. And apparently, once the algorithm rules, all humans must obey.

In the days following the US election on Nov. 3, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly approved an emergency change to the social network's algorithm to show authoritative news more prominently ...

Did the Facebook algorithm change? The simple answer is yes, because the algorithms that determine the content you see on your social media platforms are constantly evolving.