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Facebook adds new feature for users

| | Oct 20, 2016, at 01:25 am
New York, Oct 19 (IBNS): Popular social networking site Facebook on Wednesday said it has introduced features by which users in the US can order food through the pages of the restaurants.

"Order food: You can now order food from restaurants directly from their Facebook Pages. Simply click “Start Order” on any restaurant’s Facebook Page that uses Delivery.com or Slice," read Facebook's blogpost.

"Get tickets to movies and events: For many new movies this fall, you can buy movie tickets straight from their Facebook Pages via Fandango. In partnership with Ticketmaster and Eventbrite, we’re also making it possible for people to get tickets to other events — free or paid — directly from the event page on Facebook," the social networking site said on another facility users can avail by using it.

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