Facebook has officially started rolling out its new Timeline feature that will enable users to show off the most important moments of their lives on their profile page.
The new feature, which was unveiled in early September, will first be introduced in New Zealand before it is rolled out to other countries, the company revealed on its Facebook blog today.
Facebook said Timeline would keep important life events on profile pages while less-important posts would drop off .
"Now you can share photos of what you did last weekend, and updates about how you feel today," the company said in a previous blog post.
"But since the focus is on the most recent things you posted, more important stuff slips off the page. The photos of your graduation get replaced by updates about what you had for breakfast."
The new feature will allow users to choose which life events, such as birthdays or weddings, are permanently illustrated on their profile.
Timeline raised privacy concerns in its development stage, after it was revealed it would be visible on the Timeline when you "unfriended" certain people, social media website Mashable reports.
Facebook said this was a glitch that had since been corrected.
Story: www.ninemsn.com.au
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