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"Facebook added a new feature Monday that lets users save things they're interested in \u2014 but may not have time to check out \u2014 for a later date.\nThe new feature, simply called \"Save,\" lets you flag things like links, places, or music and then come back to them when they have more time. Saved items are personal, meaning they won't appear to your friends unless you choose to share them.\nSee also: Facebook's News Feed: What Changed and Why\nYou can save an item in News Feed by clicking the drop down menu in the post's upper righthand corner. If a user is looking at a place or music Page, a new \"Save\" tab will appear just under that Page's profile photo.\nUsers can then re-visit their saved items using the \"More\" tab on mobile, or by hitting the \"Saved\" link on lefthand rail of the desktop version.\n\nFacebook Save is rolling out on iOS, Android and web over the next few days. Image: FacebookThe new feature brings a much-needed element to Facebook, which has made steps toward becoming the go-to place for consuming news with its addition of trending topics and Facebook Paper, among other changes. There was no easy way to re-visit a post in News Feed before \"Saved,\" and Facebook's algorithm doesn't surface items chronologically, so it's possible a story you wanted to read later might never resurface.\nItems you save will resurface, though, as Facebook will add reminders in your News Feed to check out the links and places you've flagged.\nTwitter doesn't offer an explicit \"save for later\" feature, but users can favorite a tweet and then easily revisit that list from their profile.\nFacebook users can revisit posts they Like, but the process isn't as clear (you have to go into your Activity Log) and sometimes you want to read or remember things you may not feel comfortable giving a thumbs up to.\nSave will be available to all iOS and Android users, as well as web users, over the \"next few days,\" according to Facebook's blog post.\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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