How to Change Relationship Status Without It Showing Up on News Feed to in a Relationship
12 Facebook tips and tricks everyone should know
From the Facebook mobile app, select your profile picture and then "Take a New Profile Video" to upload a short video loop of yourself. The result looks like a mix between an animated GIF and a moving picture straight.
If you want to stop seeing someone's posts in your News Feed without unfriending them (insert ex here), you can unfollow them to hide their activity.
From someone's profile in the Facebook mobile app, tap on 'Following' under their profile picture and then 'Unfollow' to get rid of their posts completely. On the desktop, click the drop-down arrow to the right of a post to unfollow a person.
If you want updates of certain people or pages to appear first in your News Feed, go to 'Settings' under the app's 'More' tab and then 'News Feed Preferences' to get started.
People and pages you've marked to see first will have a little blue star next to their posts in your feed.
Creating separate groups can be useful to filter between what everyone is talking about in your News Feed. For instance, you may want to see what everyone from your hometown is sharing or just your friends from college.
Facebook creates list of friends by default based on common affiliation, whether it be the same hometown, school, etc. On Facebook's desktop site you can see all of your friend lists from this page and add people to them. This creates individual News Feeds within Facebook for you to browse.
Facebook's 'On This Day' feature shows your activity on its social network on the same day from years past. Think of it like your personal time capsule on Facebook.
Only you see your 'On This Day' activity, and you can find the feature from the link Facebook.com/onthisday. Facebook also lets you hide certain people (Again, insert ex here) from showing up in your past activity.
Facebook Login Alerts and Login Approvals can be enabled under Security Settings in the mobile app and desktop site.
You can choose to get a Facebook notification or email whenever a login is made. Login Approvals mean that you'll have to enter a secondary code sent to your phone before logging into Facebook on a new device.
You can prevent relationship changes from being seen by anyone except you. This means the change won't show up in your friends' News Feeds.
While editing your profile under 'Family and Relationships', change the privacy filter to 'Only Me'.
This is handy for seeing what on your profile is visible to others, including individual friends you may have hidden certain information from in the past.
When you're logged into Facebook on the desktop website, go to your profile, click the ellipsis and then "View as..."
Tired of people pronouncing your name wrong? You can teach them on Facebook. While editing your profile on the desktop, go to "Details About You" to get started. You can also add a nickname or maiden name for yourself to display with your profile.
If someone is spamming you with messages or you just want to make sure they can't see your profile, go to their profile page click on the three dots to the far right. Select 'Block'.
If you find auto-playing videos in your News Feed quite intrusive, you can turn the setting off.
Go to Settings in the Facebook mobile app and then "Account Settings." From there select "Videos and Photos." You can choose to auto-play videos over cellular and Wi-Fi connections, just Wi-Fi, or never.
Source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/science-technology/12-facebook-tips-and-tricks-everyone-should-know/hide-relationship-status-change-from-your-friends/slideshow/56564881.cms
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