The sentimental relationship of a user is one of the bases of Facebook and one of those functions that have contributed to the success of the social network. Everyone is curious to know if a person is engaged, single, married or otherwise.
For those who are very interested about the change of friends' sentimental relationship there is a small news released by Facebook in these days: from now on, if a friend gets married, the news will appear at the top left of the home page ( where there are birthdays), and you can make wishes for the wedding by clicking on it, very quickly.
If you then want to have a complete overview of the sentimental status of friends, you can use the RelationBook application (it no longer exists), which extracts the information from the profiles, aggregates them and sorts the friends according to their romantic situation.
You can filter friends to view the states of male or female friends only and see the lists of people for each state: single, engaged, engaged, married, in a complicated relationship, in an open relationship, widowed and divorced .
It is known that especially girls spy on profiles to check if someone is single or not, so the application makes this search much easier.
Obviously it will always be necessary to consider that there are many people who never change their sentimental status or who do not make it public to everyone, hiding from this type of applications (in this regard, see how to hide the change of sentimental relationship on Facebook).
According to the creators of the application, there will be a way to connect with people in the future.
With the occasion of this article, I would also like to share an interesting infographic (found on the WorldWideLearn.com site about what Facebook knows about the love relationships of all the people in the world.
Given the amount of people sharing data on Facebook, a more precise statistical system cannot be found.
Facebook knows when a new love story begins and when it ends.
The infographic covers statistics on sentimental relationships in Facebook and shows on which days couples are formed and on which days you leave more.
Note that the statistics put April 1st (April Fools) as one of the days of the year when multiple pairs are formed; it is evident that Facebook is widely used to make jokes on friends.
You never change your relationship status on Facebook, or you prefer to keep this information absolutely private ">
