“Get Notifications” Prompt After Liking A Facebook Page Test Has Ended

Yesterday, there was a bit of a hullabaloo around the fact that a user was shown a “Get Notifications” prompt after a page was liked. The text stated “Don’t miss updates from PageName” and had a button that allows users to get all notifications. While it appeared that the prompt may be a new feature […]

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Yesterday, there was a bit of a hullabaloo around the fact that a user was shown a “Get Notifications” prompt after a page was liked. The text stated “Don’t miss updates from PageName” and had a button that allows users to get all notifications.

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While it appeared that the prompt may be a new feature that was being pushed live, we confirmed with Facebook that it was just a test, a test that has now ended. A Facebook spokesperson gave us the following statement.

“Confirming it was a test to help people stay up to date with Pages they’re interested in; though we’re no longer testing it.”

So for everyone who began furiously telling fans to try to “Get Notifications” for their pages, have no fear, it was just a test. For now.

See AllFacebook for the original (now edited) story, images courtesy of AllFacebook.


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