Facebook, Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

William Samuel Bailey

Joshua Barton Dickens

Nathan Andrew Sharp

Christine Choi

Joy-Vincent Niemantsverdriet

Ashoke K Chakrabarti

Jonathan M Kaldor

Jasper Reid Hauser

Vladimir Kolesnikov

Jasleen Singh

William Joseph Flynn, Iii

John Samuel Barnett

Nilesh Vinubhai Patel

Joshua Li

Cheng Huang

Timothy Paul Omernick

Alexander Dauning Li

Luke St Clair

Shannon M Ma

Brendan Benjamin Aronoff

Francis Luu

Ficus Kirkpatrick

Bret Steven Taylor

Daniel E Weaver

Neel Ishwar Murarka

Carl Philip Sjogreen

Hermes Germi Pique Corchs

Ryan Michael O'Rourke

Sharon Zeng

Philip Fung

Cory Rudolph Ondrejka

Daniel Schafer

Niv Seker

Ryan Keenan Olson

Joshua Van Dyke Watzman

Adam Mosseri

Yue Zhao

Mari Sheibley

Rishi Pankaj Mody

Qikun Guo

Houman Meshkin

Jessica S Liang

Mark Evan Davis

Yu Wang

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are configured to provide a first element in an interface presentable to a user through which a plurality of ephemeral media content items are accessible by the user for a selected period of time. A second element in the interface through which a plurality of non-ephemeral media content items are accessible by the user is provided.

Systems and methods to manage media content items

Display screen with a graphical user interface

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface in which a content feed of a user is presented, the content feed including at least one first post that was authored by the user and that includes a first content item, wherein the interface is presented on a display screen of a computing device. A determination is made that the user has selected an option to update the first post to include one or more additional content items. A set of content items is provided for selection through the interface. The first post is updated to include at least one content item that was selected by the user.

Systems and methods for managing shared content

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a plurality of content items. Tag information is generated for each content item of the plurality of content items. The tag information comprises one or more tags, and at least one tag for each content item is generated based on a machine learning technique. Query information is received from a first user. One or more content items of the plurality of content items is identified based on the query information and the tag information.

Systems and methods for presenting content based on unstructured visual data

Techniques for providing social network maps are described. For example, a social networking system may receive, from a first user account associated with the social networking system, a text input associated with a multi-author story. In some examples, the social networking system then selects a feed post associated with the multi-author story previously shared by a second user account associated with the social networking system. The social networking system then generates an interactive map which comprises a visual representation of the feed post, and provides the interactive map comprising the visual representation to the first user account.

Social network maps

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can detect an initiation of a drawing to a media content item. A first drawing option that is selectable via a first dimension can be provided. A second drawing option that is selectable via a second dimension can be provided. A first current state of the first drawing option and a second current state of the second drawing option can be indicated.

Systems and methods for providing responses to and drawings for media content

The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for generating accurate digital media clusters corresponding to predicted distribution classes from a repository of digital media based on network distribution history. For example, a digital media clustering system can apply machine learning models at a remote server (based on network distribution history of a network account of a user) to generate predicted distribution classes for future electronic communications. The remote server can provide the predicted distribution classes to a user client device for secure local analysis of digital media stored at the client device. Based on the predicted distribution classes and the stored digital media, the client device can suggest digital media items to distribute via a networking system. Thus, the disclosed system can surface digital media content without providing any information regarding the digital media items stored at the client device to a remote server.

Generating digital media clusters corresponding to predicted distribution classes from a repository of digital media based on network distribution history

In one embodiment, a method includes a system accessing an image, which may comprise covered and uncovered portions, and an overlay image comprising opaque pixels. The covered portion may be configured to be covered by the opaque pixels of the overlay image. The system may generate a data structure comprising data elements associated with pixels of the image. Each of the data elements associated with a covered pixel in the covered portion of the image may be configured to identify an uncovered pixel in the uncovered portion of the image that is closest to the covered pixel. Each covered pixel in the covered portion of the image may be modified by accessing the data element associated with the covered pixel, determining a distance between the covered pixel and an associated closest uncovered pixel using the accessed data element, and modifying a color of the covered pixel based on the distance.

Systems and methods for occluding images and videos subject to augmented-reality effects

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide a first interface in which a content feed of a first user is presented. The content feed can include one or more content items that were posted by other users, and the first interface being presented on a display screen of a computing device. A determination is made that the first user has performed at least one operation to scroll a content item included in the content feed, the content item being posted by a second user. A second interface is provided through which at least one content item included in an account feed of the second user is presented. The account feed including one or more content items that were posted by the second user.

Systems and methods for providing content

In one embodiment, a computing device determines a size of a view port of a graphical user interface based on a scrolling frame rate, processing resources, or memory resources of the computing device. One or more content objects are displayed in the view port. A scroll region for the user to scroll within is determined and the scroll region is independent of the boundaries of the displayed content objects. A first touch gesture across one or more boundaries of the displayed content objects is received. A velocity of the first touch gesture motion is determined. When the velocity is less than or equal to a threshold velocity, the computing device scrolls to an adjacent content object of the current displayed content object. When the velocity is higher than the threshold velocity, the computing device scrolls to advance multiple content objects with respect to the current displayed content object.

Infinite bi-directional scrolling

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide a creative tools interface that includes one or more options for visually modifying at least one media content item to be posted through a social networking system. At least one visual modification is applied to the media content item in response to a user selection of one or more of the options. The visually modified media content item is posted through the social networking system, wherein the user designates whether the visually modified media content item is posted as an ephemeral media content item or as a non-ephemeral media content item.

Systems and methods for content interaction

Growing community of inventors

San Francisco, CA, United States of America

William Samuel Bailey