In an attempt to "provide clarity around what people see in their Facebook News Feed", the social media firm has released its 'Widely Viewed Content Report'. The report focused on how many people see a post and not engagement.
The report was released after critics accused the social media platform of spreading right wing content, but the report reveals that memes, viral challenges and mundane questions fill people's news feeds, rather than political content.
Topping the list is a personality word search from Gaur Gopal Das, a motivational speaker. His word search was viewed by 80.6 million people, according to Facebook's report.
Facebook noted that the majority of the most-viewed posts on Facebook contained either a photo or video. Taking the fourth and fifth spots on the list were questions like "What is something you will never eat, no matter how hungry you get" and "Does sugar go in spaghetti."
How many of these have you seen on your feed?
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