Facebook Tests Quiet Mode on 'Your Time on Facebook'

In November 2018, Facebook started rolling out "Your Fourth dimension on Facebook" – a feature that lets you keep rail of the time you spend on the social media platform and set daily reminders to stay in control of your digital wellbeing. Now, the social media giant is testing 2 new options to improve the feature.

As spotted by pop app reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong, Facebook is working on two additional features to Your Time on Facebook namely Quiet Mode and Scheduled Quiet Style.

Facebook is testing a new "Your Time on Facebook"

adding:

– Serenity Mode for a specific corporeality of time
– Scheduled Quiet Fashion

Facebook told me (via @alexvoica) that they've been testing it for a few months and will continue to test and iterate motion picture.twitter.com/7sPDuP4mrL

— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March sixteen, 2020

As the name suggests, Quiet Way lets you mute button notifications and limit notification dots for the app until a specific timeframe of your choice. If you're interested, you lot may automate the process by making use of the Scheduled Quiet mode choice.

Another noticeable modify in the "Your Fourth dimension on Facebook" redesign is that the options are at present available in an organized fashion. The department shows you four categories – See your time, Manage your time, Become more than from your time, and Control your notifications. Notably, 'News Feed Preferences' and 'Friends on Facebook' that were previously under 'Manage your time' is now under 'Get more than from your time'.

In the same tweet, Jane mentions that the development was confirmed past Facebook's EMEA (Europe, Middle Due east and Africa) Communications Manager, Alexandru Voica. Facebook has been "testing information technology for a few months and volition go along to examination and iterate".

There is no discussion on the availability of the characteristic for the public just notwithstanding. We could expect Facebook to make an official proclamation in the foreseeable time to come considering the development squad has been testing the feature for a few months now.