Facebook conducted a poll to find out how satisfied users are with the quality of the site.
In recent years, Facebook has come in for a lot of criticism: while some people complain that the algorithm judges posts badly (often banning users incorrectly and sometimes allowing content to circulate on the site that shouldn't be there), others say that the site doesn't care about users' negative experiences and usually ignores feedback.
Now Facebook wants to change that: they have created a satisfaction survey where users can tell us honestly what they think about the site. Although the survey is only available to a small group of users, as the HVG article also detours, the poll also took Hungarians into account, so some lucky ones will have their say on the home front.
Facebook recently published a year-end function also published on the site: the Year Together cards allow users to share the most important moments and events of the past year on the site. The company has already started to roll out the feature, so it's worth checking out the site, because sooner or later everyone will get the fun feature, which will be available by the end of the year.
Of course, Instagram is not left out of the year-end summing up, although the popular disappearing after 24 hours Statistics take centre stage. Once the algorithms have scanned through the data, they suggest entries to the user, who can then use them to compile a top 10 list of the best disappearing stories of 2021.
