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July 11, 2012 11:01 pm GMT
No need to wonder if your family saw that reminded about dinner or if co-workers noticed you uploaded a powerpoint, as Facebook Groups will soon display a count and a list of names of who saw each post. The feature is rolling out to English-language groups starting now.These "read receipts" are a feature Facebook recently added to its mobile Messenger app, and that has historically been found in some private email and SMS services. Bringing them to more public social feeds is a bold step.They'll certainly simplify coordination in Groups and remove the need for "did you see that?" messages. But the question we have to ask is, will read receipts come to the news feed?
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Facebook Groups Start Showing Exactly Who Saw Each Post
No need to wonder if your family saw that reminded about dinner or if co-workers noticed you uploaded a powerpoint, as Facebook Groups will soon display a count and a list of names of who saw each post. The feature is rolling out to English-language groups starting now.These "read receipts" are a feature Facebook recently added to its mobile Messenger app, and that has historically been found in some private email and SMS services. Bringing them to more public social feeds is a bold step.They'll certainly simplify coordination in Groups and remove the need for "did you see that?" messages. But the question we have to ask is, will read receipts come to the news feed?Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/7QcBfc6sRPc/
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