Facebook users noticed an odd feature of the new Timeline profiles last week that allowed them to see who had unfriended them throughout the years. That “bug” has now been fixed.
Last week, the list of friends a user made during a given year included friends who had subsequently been unfriended. They were identifiable to the user by a box saying “Add Friend.”
It looked like this:
So you can go ahead and unfriend that acquaintance from high school (or was it middle school?) without the fear of being called out later.
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Last week, the list of friends a user made during a given year included friends who had subsequently been unfriended. They were identifiable to the user by a box saying “Add Friend.”
It looked like this:
So you can go ahead and unfriend that acquaintance from high school (or was it middle school?) without the fear of being called out later.
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The New Facebook Profile: Timeline
Timeline
is a radical departure from previous versions of the Facebook user
profile. The most prominent feature is the addition of a cover photo at
the top of the page. Users can change this to whatever they'd like it to
be.
1987
In 1987, my sister was born. Facebook knows these life events and includes them in your timeline.
Being Born
You can even add a picture and context to your birth, which starts the Timeline.
Timeline Interface
The Timeline is a two-column interface with top photos, status updates, friends and more.
Map
Facebook has added a feature that lets you see where you have visited. This is powered by Facebook Places.
Photos in the Timeline
Here's how photos are displayed in the Timeline.
Friends in the New Timeline
Here's what the Friends page looks like.
Changing Settings
Some of the new Timeline's customization features.
2009
More of the new Timeline
Getting Married
You
can add life events, such as getting married, to your profile through
the Publisher Bar. You can also announce that you broke a bone, got a
new job, etc.
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