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With the simple click of a button, Facebook shows account users a short gallery of moments and clips from the last 12 months as you sign off 2015.
The social networking giant has applied filters to the app similar to its ‘On This Day’ feature, which means when you scroll through this year’s gallery you won’t be presented with posts or photos of memorialised accounts, ex-partners or photos of people you have since blocked. “So we’ve applied a unique set of filters to Your Year in Review to reduce the chance we’ll show you a photo you don’t want to see. And for the photos that our algorithms don’t catch, we’re giving people control over the photos in their Year in Review.
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