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Facebook's 'Memories' Page Lets You Recall the Good Times

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Jun 11, 2018, 2:25 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Facebook today began rolling out a new way for people to view older posts. Memories is a single place on Facebook where people can find old status updates, photos, budding friendships, and life events. The tool makes use of Facebook's On This Day tool and others so people can revisit specific moments. It includes a section reserved for a list of friends made on any given date in the past, including photo/video collages. The tool will offer recaps of memories grouped by month or season, as well has display items that may have been missed in recent weeks. Facebook says it has done its best to ensure that the memories resurfaced are positive ones. Facebook users can see memories in their News Feed, and by visiting facebook.com/memories.

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