“Being in the same Facebook group or being tagged in the same photo”.This is the most common reason for suggestions” “Having friends in common, or mutual friends.This ad from Kilne links to an Instant Experience with a video at the top and a carousel below. They’re a full-screen ad format that loads 15 times faster than a mobile website outside of Facebook. It now breaks out the following possibilities: Instant Experience ads used to be called Canvas. Until a few days ago, its help article said that “We show you people based on mutual friends, work and education information, networks you’re part of, contacts you’ve imported and many other factors.” This question from a reader touched on an issue that’s left many Facebook users wondering: How does the social network’s friend-suggestion feature-sometimes called “PYMK” for short-identify potential friends?įacebook’s documentation has often been a model of vagueness about the suggestions you may see on its “Find Friends” page, your News Feed or your notifications.
How could it do that when we have no friends in common and I don’t have her in my contacts?Ī. So out of the first 100 suggestions Facebook presented, I found 16 suggested Facebook users that did not have any mutual friends with me. Facebook’s “People You May Know” suggested my landlady. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.
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