How to See Most Recent Facebook Posts on its iOS, Android Apps
Till as of late, clients of Facebook's Android and iOS applications could rapidly organize posts on their News Feed in a sequential request. This implies one could see latest posts initially, trailed by more established ones. In any case, Facebook's most recent upgrades to its applications have shrouded this choice.

Presently, opening the Facebook applications will demonstrat to you the most mainstream posts, which depends on a calculation. In spite of the fact that Facebook hasn't uprooted that "latest" posts alternative, it certainly has made it a considerable measure harder to discover.

The discharge notes of Facebook's latest upgrades to its iOS and Android applications specify these elements: audit your posts before sharing (iOS just), make posts logged off, and News Feed enhancements to make it stack quicker.

What those notes don't say is Facebook's choice to evacuate the "News Feed" catch from the primary screen of the applications. Tapping this catch permitted clients to get to the "Latest" catch, which demonstrates posts in sequential request.

Here's the means by which you can come back to review posts in sequential request.

1.         Open the Facebook application on iOS (rendition 10) or Android (variant 9.0.0.26.28).

2.         iOS clients ought to tap the "More" catch at the base right, by Notifications. Android clients can discover this catch at the upper right.

3.         Scroll down to the Feeds sub-head (beneath Apps) and hit the "Latest" catch. That is it. Presently Facebook will arrange nourishes taking into account the season of posting, instead of notoriety.

Tragically, this isn't a lasting fix. We found that we needed to choose this alternative at whatever point we re-opened the Facebook application.


Do you like to see Facebook posts in sequential request? What do you think about Facebook's most recent redesign concealing the "Latest" catch? Don't hesitate to share your perspectives in the remarks segment underneath.

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