What does it mean when Facebook says following?
What does it mean when Facebook says following?
“Following” on Facebook means that you’ll see the person’s or page’s updates on your news feed. For example, if someone that you follow posts a picture on their feed, you’ll be able to see it on your news feed. Following = You’ll see the person’s/page’s updates (e.g. posts) on your news feed.
What happens when someone rejects your friend request on Facebook?
You can click on your Friend Requests icon. If they declined your friend request, you will see it there. If they didn’t confirm or decline your request — and your request is still out there — they didn’t accept it nor did they reject it. They’ve done nothing.
How am I following someone on Facebook but not their friend?
As for following someone who isn’t a public figure, it’s the same process as adding or removing a Facebook friend. Go to the user’s Facebook page or profile and look for the Follow button. This should be located next to buttons labeled Message and Add Friend. Click the Follow button.
Why am I following someone I sent a friend request to?
This means that you’re not friends with the person in question, but rather you’re following them. You can see their public updates, but they don’t see anything of yours. You can enable or disable followers of your own account. If you enable them and someone friend requests you, they’ll automatically follow you.
How do you see who is following you on Facebook?
How to see who is following you on Facebook
- Go to your friends tab and select the “More” section. Click the “More” tab.
- Click “Following.” Select “Following.”
- Scroll through the list of who’s following you. Scroll through to see who follows your profile.
- Facebook users can choose to “follow” a page without liking it.
What does following mean in comments?
When you type a comment on any entry, it ensures you will receive email updates of all answers. In lieu of having anything to say, people type “Following” because they don’t have something to contribute but are interested in seeing the answers.