Facebook now lets you create petitions for social causes

Facebook now lets you create petitions for social causes
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2019-1-21 09:33

In the past few years, Facebook’s been concentrating on community-based features like Candidate Info and Town Hall to increase users’ engagement with local government and politics. In its latest move, it’ll roll out a petition feature you can use to create a campaign that other folks can support.

TechCrunch, which got a sneak peek of the feature from the company, says that Facebook is aiming to focus this feature around local causes and on bringing them to the attention of government bodies in charge of them. The petition feature, which is called Community Actions, will start rolling out in the…

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