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Social media services try to be helpful which is in the opinion of some manipulative. The services create your feed based on an algorithm that attempts to deliver what is assumed will be most likely to attract your attention. There is sometimes an alternative that allows you to see what those you follow have posted in reverse chronological order. The difference is that with the latter option you see everything without priorities being established for you. Twitter used to allow the user to select which approach the user wanted, but this has changed and the default is now to allow Twitter to control the order that tweets appear. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

There is still an option, but you need to understand that you no longer control the default. It is easy enough to see the reverse chronological feed by just selecting the tab that appears at the top of the Twitter display.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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