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I have a facebook friend that is constantly posting. &nbsp;On my computer I edited the news feed settings to remove their posts from my news feed. &nbsp;However, I just realized that this setting did not take effect on my iPhone application. &nbsp;Now, without de-friending someone, is there a way to remove them from the news feed on an iPhone app?
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I have a facebook friend that is constantly posting.  On my computer I edited the news feed settings to remove their posts from my news feed.  However, I just realized that this setting did not take effect on my iPhone application.  Now, without de-friending someone, is there a way to remove them from the news feed on an iPhone app?

Facebook - Edit News Feed on iPhone App

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