Facebook knows everything they do, if you 'Like' or not

We know that we have only the same type of content on our Facebook feed us like / share / comment. That's called echo effect.

But we do not always press "like" buttons or 'sharing' on all shipments shown on our Facebook feed, even if we like it or care about it.

Now, Facebook know even without any activity of the 'marked' if things especially in the news feed interests you or not.

Facebook is tweaking their algorithms to account for new metrics: the amount of time you spend looking at things in their food, whether or not actively interacts with it, TechCrunch reported.

Scroll past something without stopping for long, and algorithms of Facebook will slowly learn that you do not particularly care for that type of content.

Stop at a post for a bit, and Facebook the timer behind the scenes begins. If you spend more time in the story of what happens in most things in their feed for a "study of an image, seeking comment thread of a" they will take this as a sign that is something you matter.

This change allows Facebook algorithms for taking track without moving a finger.

Once things move towards the analysis of passive behavior, Facebook News Feed begins to understand what matters to you more than you ever could.

Facebook said it will present the algorithm tweak in the coming weeks. However, we do not expect drastic changes in what pops up in your diet, at least not soon. It will take some time before it really makes an impact.

Especially, pages are not likely to see significant changes in the distribution as a result of this update.