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Facebook Subscribe - With all the launch of Google+, Facebook is really trying difficult to make its members happy and improve what is already good. First they've got this new grouping type feature that was strangely similar to Google's circles feature and today they have have this new Facebook 'Subscribe' button.

Whenever you configure your Subscribe Button, you can allow those people who are not "friends" to determine a number of the content you post within your news feed. Similarly, you can also view the feed of the friend or anybody else on your wall, even if you're not just a friend in their mind on Facebook. This means that the choice is yours to select how public you need to be.

Get More Subscribers on Facebook - The subscribe button will be at the top right corner of each profile. If you're a friend then you will be opted in for the other person's feed. But subscribing comes in handy when you need to view the feed from your celebrity or someone famous. This subscribe button is kind of such as the Follow button on Twitter. Just hit the subscribe button and all sorts of their status updates and new stuff will appear in your wall.

But, make sure you inquire your privacy options anyone who are members of your feed looks everything that you post on your wall. So try to make sure that subscriber's are not remitted to see everything you wouldn't like them to see. You can command what sort of updates you would like to receive from your person you have subscribed to as well as what you want others to determine from your own profile. You can also unsubscribe from a friend's feed. This does not mean that you'll no longer be their friend. This only implies that you will no longer be able to view the updates from your friend's wall.

A few of the interesting changes subscribe button brings to Facebook is the fact that people specifically journalist can be turning over more before posting stuff publicly. This will bring more transparency to Facebook.

Facebook Subscriptions - The launch of Facebook 'Subscribe' button was included with a cut off of additional features, including a more adjustable News Feed and increased privacy that users are already wanting for many years. The trouble is, there are plenty of moving parts within this launch. Users are actually given a few options, and they're going to need to search hard to understand which pieces to adopt and which to leave.