MSN: What does it mean when someone pokes you on Facebook, and why do people still do it?
If someone poked you on Facebook and your first reaction was confusion, you are not alone. The feature feels like a relic from the early days of social media, yet it still exists and still gets used.
What does it mean when someone pokes you on Facebook, and why do people still do it?
MSN: 21 years later, Meta still hasn't given up on the Facebook 'poke'
21 years later, Meta still hasn't given up on the Facebook 'poke'
Engadget: 21 years later, Meta still hasn't given up on the Facebook 'poke'
MSN: Sorry, Facebook – bringing back the ‘poke’ can’t fix our broken relationship with social media
Sorry, Facebook – bringing back the ‘poke’ can’t fix our broken relationship with social media
The poke is back, but it never technically went away. Credit: Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The "poke" technically never went away, but Facebook is trying to make it a thing ...
Technically, the poke never really left Facebook. The classic feature from Facebook’s early days lets users get a friend’s attention with a virtual nudge of sorts. While the poke fell out of use ages ...
The poke is back. Or it never really left, Facebook just buried it deep under layers of news feed clutter and Marketplace listings. Now, Meta is dusting off one of its most infamous relics and putting ...
When was the last time you were poked on Facebook? The feature has endured since the early days of the social media platform. Originally intended as a way to reach out to other users without sending a ...