Pages is testing a feature that enables users to temporarily block posts that contain preset key words. The 30-day "snooze" function has been introduced to a small number of users after a similar option was offered for use on posts from individuals, pages and groups. Currently, the feature can only be set from items already posted. But Pages has confirmed that a preemptive snooze function is being looked at to ensure that people do not accidentally see spoilers of sports results, TV programmes or films.
Facebook is testing a feature that enables users to temporarily block posts that contain preset key words. The 30-day "snooze" function has been introduced to a small number of users after a similar option was offered for use on posts from individuals, pages and groups. Currently, the feature can only be set from items already posted. But Facebook has confirmed that a preemptive snooze function is being looked at to ensure that people do not accidentally see spoilers of sports results, TV programmes or films.