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This week we introduced the new Facebook.com. Announced at F8 last year, it will now be the web experience for Facebook globally. It’s faster, easier to use and gives your eyes a break with Dark Mode. We’ve grown since Facebook.com launched 16 years ago. We’ve built new features, optimized for new devices and operating systems, and expanded to hundreds of languages. Recently we’d focused on the mobile Facebook experience, and realized our desktop site had fallen behind. People need it to keep up. So we did on-the-ground research, spending months talking to people about how we could make the web experience better for them. Now we’re excited to deliver the new site, a great new foundation for the next decades of Facebook.com. Find Things Faster Find what you’re looking for faster with new streamlined navigation: it’s never been easier to find videos, games and Groups, and the home page and page transitions load faster. It’s similar to our mobile experience. Reduce Glare with Dark Mode Enjoy lower brightness, alongside contrast and vibrancy, with dark mode. It minimizes screen glare for use in low light, wherever you are.

Facebook has always been about connecting you to what you love. That means friends and family, but also products, brands and businesses. For years, people have used our apps to buy and sell things from the early days of posting a photo of a bicycle with the caption “for sale,” to selling your coffee table on Marketplace and now shopping styles from your favorite brands and influencers on Instagram. It was the people who use our apps who envisioned social commerce. We’re helping them make it a reality. We want to give people a place to experience the joy of shopping versus the chore of buying. And we want to help small businesses adapt and make it easier for people to discover and shop for things they love. Right now many small businesses are struggling , and with stores closing, more are looking to bring their business online. Our goal is to make shopping seamless and empower anyone from a small business owner to a global brand to use our apps to connect with customers. That’s why we’re launching Facebook Shops and investing in features across our apps that inspire people to shop and make buying and selling online easier. Introducing Facebook Shops Facebook Shops make it easy for businesses to set up a single online store for customers to access on both Facebook and Instagram. Creating a Facebook Shop is free and simple. Businesses can choose the products they want to feature from their catalog and then customize the look and feel of their shop with a cover image and accen...

Need support for your FB posts ? (more Likes) → Need support for your FB page? (more Followers) → Need support for Instagram? (more Likes/Followers) → ... For all other Facebook support needs, please read below. Updated: March 2023 ... Wondering how to contact Facebook support to get help? Maybe you want to contact the Facebook Help Center and get FB support on ads... Or privacy... Or maybe you're a parent trying to adjust settings on your kid's account... Or maybe your profile got disabled for no apparent reason and you need help getting it back. In these cases, it sure would be helpful to have a list of contact forms to get Facebook support. Well... that's why I wrote in this post! Below I show you how to get Facebook support from: • official Facebook sources • the Facebook community It's the ULTIMATE GUIDE on how to Facebook support and leverage the Facebook help center! How to Contact Facebook Support & Get Help Quickly (2023) Most social networks have a few contact forms for users to report issues. Facebook, on the other hand, has over 100 contact forms for just about every problem you could run into while using Facebook. I organized the links by category and included a description or directions for each form (some forms are listed more than once if they fit in more than one category). Access • • • • • • Accounts • • • • • • • • • • • • Ads • • • • Children • • • Copyright and Trademark • • • • • Data • • • Death and Disability • • • • Email • • • Feedback • • • • • I...

Today at Connect 2021, CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced The metaverse will feel like a hybrid of today’s online social experiences, sometimes expanded into three dimensions or projected into the physical world. It will let you share immersive experiences with other people even when you can’t be together — and do things together you couldn’t do in the physical world. It’s the next evolution in a long line of social technologies, and it’s ushering in a new chapter for our company. Mark shared more about this vision in a founder’s letter . Our annual Connect conference brings together augmented and virtual reality developers, content creators, marketers and others to celebrate the industry’s momentum and growth. This year’s virtual event explored what experiences in the metaverse could feel like over the next decade — from social connection, to entertainment, gaming, fitness, work, education and commerce. We also announced new tools to help people build for the metaverse, including Presence Platform, which will enable new mixed reality experiences on Quest 2, and a $150-million investment in immersive learning to train the next generation of creators. You can watch the full Connect keynote and learn more about how the metaverse will unlock new opportunities at meta.com . You can also learn more about our work over the past several months to develop the Meta brand on our design blog . Read all our news in the posts below: • Connect 2021: Our Vision for the Metaverse • Horizon Ho...

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