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How do I change my Facebook group from top posts to most recent?
From your News Feed, click Groups in the left menu and select your group. Click Sort above group posts. Select Top Posts, New Posts or Recent Activity.
How do I change Facebook posts to most recent?
To only see recent posts, you can sort your News Feed to see your Recent feed. This means that you will see recent posts from the people and Pages you follow, and you’ll see the newest posts first. Tap in the top right of Facebook. Tap Most Recent.
What happened to most recent on Facebook?
The ‘Most Recent’ button has now been renamed as ‘Recent & Favourites’ and will be displayed somewhere at the bottom of the page. Upon clicking, the user will then be redirected to the most recent timeline, which will be paired alongside favourites. Chances are that Facebook may incorporate more changes to the layout.
How to see the first post of a Facebook group?
Right above the first post you will see an option to sort the posts. By default, the setting is at New Activity. This will be any post with a new comment. If you select Recent Posts, you will see the newest posts first. How do I find the first post of a Facebook group ?
Why does Facebook change the Order of posts?
Enjoy having actual chronological posts in your feed again, at least for as long until it takes for Facebook to change it back again. If only these companies would stop trying to algorithmically control our feeds, eh?
Can you tell if a Facebook group is public or private?
If it is a Public group, then everything you post inside the group will be visible to all your Facebook friends. If you post in a Private group, then only the other members of the group will be able to see your posts. You can tell whether a group is Public or Private by checking right under the group name:
Why are my most recent posts at the top of my Facebook feed?
That’s all well and good, but the new redesign made it so your feed is stuck in Top Posts, with no immediately visible way to turn it back to the superior chronological ordering. While my thoughts on the new redesign are mixed, I can’t live without seeing the most recent posts at the top of my feed.