As early as two months ago, Google announced that its RSS service, Google Reader, would be officially closed on July 1. Several alternative applications have since become famous. Rumor has it that Facebook may launch a similar RSS service, seizing the news supremacy.
According to foreign media reports, a developer named Tom Waddington discovered the information of the feed hidden in the code a few weeks ago, and the link points directly to the Facebook account, and each feed has multiple entries and users. RSS is a standard technology for aggregating news from other web sites to things like Google reader.
However, it is not clear whether Facebook intends to push the product to the integrated Internet or simply allow users to import information from their news feed into the app.
Google Reader service is the user's favorite RSS subscription tool before, but Google is going to close it. It is speculated that this may be because it is against Google's advertising business.