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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Facebook has introduced a "Full-screen" option for images

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Facebook has introduced a "Full-screen" option for images

Facebook recently announced a new way of viewing images, and now it has been improved so you can view images on full screen.

We all remember what the pictures looked like after we posted them on Facebook, first of all, the image quality is reduced, and in addition, the dimensions are reduced. This problem was somewhat solved when Facebook posted a new look for viewing photos with a black background, then with white, then with black again and finally, a black background remained only the comments were moved to the right to make room for the image used more.

We now have the option to display images on full screen to make the most of the quality and size of the images. The maximum resolution of the photos is 2048 x 2048 pixels, big enough not to lose quality when you stretch it full screen.

You can only view images in fullscreen mode if you have the latest version of Firefox or Chrome. 

If you want to view an image on full screen, just click on the small arrow in the upper right corner of the image.

How do you like this new option?

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