Lately Facebook it seems that it has put the batteries and does not stop improving day by day. We already told you about everything new that is to come and what they are experiencing in various countries around the world. Now, what seems to be implemented in the application of this social network is the ability to publish without having to have internet access.
We already told you that, for example, in Spain they are experimenting with the new reactions that we can have before any wall post, or that thousands of American users are trying the function of broadcasting live videos through FacebookThese two functions can be enjoyed worldwide as soon as those of Mark Zuckerberg give the go-ahead to both functions.
Now what they are testing is the possibility of being able to broadcast content without having to have an internet connection. This is a great step forward for people who do not have a connection to the network or for users who, for example, go on a trip abroad and cannot connect until they arrive at the hotel or in an area with a WIFI connection.
POST WITHOUT INTERNET CONNECTION ON FACEBOOK:
The issue is that the app will allow us to publish without connection to the network in the following way: You write and publish what you want and Facebook will save the comment until the device detect that you have a connection. At that time it will be published automatically.
This means that the application developers are also testing the possibility of the app updating our wall and downloading new content in the background, even when the app is not open. In this way, we will always have new content available to read even if we do not have an Internet connection.
This last one is not very funny to us since this will cause the battery consumption to be somewhat higher than desired. We hope that if this latest development is implemented, we can configure it to enable or disable it as we wish.
We don't know when these news will arrive, but we'll be attentive to when they appear and we'll let you know.
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