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In the wake of the deadliest attack on Europe in over a decade that killed at least 129 people and injured many more, millions of people used Facebook's Safety Check tool to tell their friends they were safe. But many users on the social media platform BEIRUT -- It had been more than two hours since Daniel Scheck had first learned of the attacks in and around Paris Friday night. Shortly before that moment, he had been cheering at the soccer match in the Stade de France stadium outside the city with You probably check Facebook multiple times a day, but do you know how to use the world's most popular social network like a real pro? From hiding people you don't want to see in your News Feed to making sure you never get a request to play "Candy Crush Facebook has turned on its "safety check" feature in Nigeria after Tuesday's bombing in the country, which killed more than 30 people and wounded dozens. The feature will prompt users who live near the bombed site in the city of Yola to get them to respond Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday night that Facebook had activated its Safety Check feature in Nigeria after a market bombing killed dozens. Zuckerberg’s announcement came after the platform faced criticism for turning on the Safety Check feature for the Facebook has activated its "Safety Check" feature again after a deadly bombing in Nigeria that has left at least 32 dead and 80 injured. Late Tuesday night (US time), CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in a post on Facebook that the tool was being switched on. .
In the midst of the devastating series of terrorist attacks in Paris that left over 150 people dead last Nov. 13, Friday, more than four million users were able to let their friends and loved ones know they were safe after Facebook activated its Safety Facebook activated its "Safety Check" feature in Nigeria after more than 30 people were killed and dozens wounded in a blast at a market in the northeastern city of Yola. Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the social network, made the announcement in a post on The city of Paris fell victim to a horrible, coordinated terrorist attack later Friday evening. Just hours after this atrocity began, leaving at least 129 people killed and more than 350 others wounded, Facebook (FB) activated its “Safety Check” feature. A screen grab of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's profile photo on the social network. (Photo: Facebook) After turning on its Safety Check feature in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, Facebook will now use the tool in more events. The social network .
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