In order to enhance user experience, Facebook has announced a few changes. These will be applicable to
Android, iPhone, mobile web and FB lite and they involve the mobile app’s
‘setting’ menu.
This part of the application has been redesigned to make
things simpler for users. Earlier the settings were spread across different
sections. Now, the firm’s aim is to make sure that there is no room for
confusion since there will be fewer categories as well. They include Account,
Preferences, Audience and Visibility, Permission, Your information, Community Standards
and Legal Policies. Moreover, there will be a shortcut for Privacy Checkup that will be placed on top of the Settings page.
Facebook has also announced that that it has improved the
search function so that users can easily find the settings, even if they do not
know the exact name of location of the functionality that they are looking for.
The changes have been revealed in a blog post where the social
media firm has advanced that they have privacy in mind when designing
products and services and this implies that information and tools must be accessible
and easy to find. Facebook
advanced, “We’re confident this new settings page will make it easier for
people to visit their settings, find what they came for, and make the changes
they want”.
Photo credit: geralt from Pixabay
Facebook has made it easier to access ‘Settings’.
Comments
Post a Comment