By now, the default HTTPS secure browsing for all users on the Facebook desktop site. Will continue, Which will help establish a more secure connection between the browser and the server of this social networking site. HTTPS browsing has been on Facebook since 2011, but so far it has been available as an optional feature.

HTTPS browsing was also known in the past as SSL or Secured Sockets Layer. It currently uses advanced TLS (Transport Layer Security) technology. Although this technology has some limitations, however Facebook It has solved most of the problems. The company also said that the mobile version of the site now uses about 80 percent of the secure connection, and that Facebook’s iOS and Android apps also have HTTPS. It also confirmed that more advanced encryption methods will be used on the platform in the future Facebook.

Embedded post

Experimentally embedded post feature on Facebook Launched. Anyone using it can embed any public post on their website. Currently, just like YouTube videos, Twitter posts, etc. are embedded on various sites, Facebook posts can also be shared in the same way. In this case On the social network It will be possible to embed any shared public content (status, images, videos).

Facebook The HTML embed code can be retrieved by clicking on a downward arrow icon at the top right of the post. Then the code has to be added to the desired site. Like, comment, etc. can be done on the embedded post even when you are on another site other than Facebook. The feature has not yet been launched for everyone, but it is expected to have a public launch soon.