Algorithmic Social Feeds Bury Chronological Posts From Followed Friends
Some social media users are frustrated that ranking algorithms decide what of their followed friends' posts they see, rather than showing everything in chronological order. A new entrant (YourWall) is pitching an invite-only, ad-free, algorithm-free feed as an alternative, monetizing via cosmetic purchases instead of data or ads.
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