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Facebook's Save feature : on the iPad app.

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Yes, we all know in a perfect world, when you're checking Facebook, you would be able to savour every movement, and reply with great thought and care. You'd have the time to go to each I ntresting article or link and take your time reading and digesting.

That doesn't happen though, particularly if you are super busy growing your entrepreneurial empire. 

Facebook has a save feature , as in save and digest later. Kinda like wrapping up that muffin from morning tea to have at your desk later. 

Here's how it works in the iPad app : 

First up,  tap the little arrow on the right of the post you're interested in, and then tap the Save option on the menu that pops up . 




This is the same menu you  would use to block or report a post , or hide a post 

To find your saved posts and content later, tap the More menu on the bottom menu bar and swipe down until you see Saved : 


Tap on the Saved to view and select what you want to read, watch or reshare, Facebook shows you how many saved items are not viewed yet ( in my case it's 3 out of a total 4) 



Tapping the item opens the link , video or other shared content. The ellipse to the right gives 4 more optional actions :Archive, share as a new post, send as a message, or view the Facebook post. 


I love, love, love this feature, it's made it so much easier for me to digest the incredible content that  flies by in my Facebook feed later on when I nave more time and some quiet space around me. 

Happy content management ladies and gents ! 









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