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Facebook considers giving up and becoming TikTok

Facebook is testing a video-first redesign and immersive full-screen feeds to compete directly with TikTok.

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The brief

Facebook is implementing a video-first redesign that includes the testing of a full-screen video feed. This shift aims to replace the traditional feed with an immersive video experience.

Coverage from The Verge and The Tech Buzz emphasizes the platform's pivot toward a TikTok-like model. Reports from The News International and The Hollywood Reporter focus on the testing phase to determine user preference for the immersive format.

Future developments depend on whether users want to swap their current feeds for the new video-centric layout.

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Quick answers

What is Facebook changing about its interface?

The platform is testing a video-first redesign featuring a full-screen, immersive video feed.

Which competitor is driving these changes?

Coverage identifies TikTok as the primary rival Facebook is seeking to emulate.

Is the new feed currently available to all users?

According to reports, Facebook is currently testing the immersive video feed to see if people want to swap their existing feeds.

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