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Facebook brings back Recent Stories in News Feed

Facebook has finally brought back Recent Stories in News Feed after public outcry against recently launched Top Stories first.

This update allows you to choose from two options to organize your News Feed content: "Highlighted Stories First" or "Recent Stories First", with the former being the default option.


Recent Stories First: Stories will appear in the order they were posted. Highlighted stories will be marked with a blue corner.

Highlighted Stories First: Highlighted stories you haven't seen yet will appear at the top of your News Feed. (If you don't see highlighted stories, it's because there aren't any new highlighted stories since your last visit.)
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