Social Media Awareness Dictionary

Algorithmic feed

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An algorithmic feed is a social media feed that is personalized for each user based on their interests and interactions. This type of feed is designed to show users the content that is most relevant to them, and it is constantly being updated as new content is published. Algorithmic feeds are becoming increasingly popular, as they provide a more customized experience for users than traditional social media feeds.

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