Facebook's new feature 'Scrapbook' to decorate photos

The Dhaka Times Desk One of Facebook's new features to organize photos is 'Scrapbook'. You can easily edit photos with it.

Facebook has launched a new feature to organize all the photos of your children or anyone close to you. If you use this feature, Facebook can share these pictures with you and your partner's friends. This new feature of social media Facebook is named 'Scapbook'.

By activating this 'Scapbook' feature, it will create a special 'photo tag' for your child or loved one. Again, there is no problem if your son or daughter does not have a Facebook account. Then Facebook itself will publish an album by collecting all the photos that have this tag.

Both you and your partner can use these special 'photo tags' on children's photos in 'Scrapbook'. This feature allows both you and your partner to 'co-own' an album. And if you publish tagged photos and albums in this way, both of your Facebook friends can see those photos.

You must also be in a 'relationship' on Facebook with your partner in order to 'co-own' an album together.

What to do to start Scrapbook

To launch 'Scrapbook' first go to your 'Profile'. Go to the 'About' page and enter 'Family and Relationships'. List your child or children here. If you don't want to give a real name, you can also choose a nickname or a pseudonym for him or them. After creating a 'Scapbook' for your child, you will see a banner on the 'Family and Relationships' category. It will have a blue 'Get Started' button. And in case of mobile Facebook apps, go to the profile, go to 'Update Info' and press the 'Get Started' button.

Facebook authorities said that this 'Scrapbook' feature will not use 'facial recognition' or facial recognition technology. That's why only tagged images will appear in this 'Scrapbook'. Facebook also said that your child's 'Scrapbook' will not have any separate 'privacy settings'. However, there is an opportunity to specify the audience for each image individually. But anyone can see the profile and cover photos in Scrapbook. Facebook's 'Scapbook' service is expected to be popular.