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In the wake of terror attacks that claimed the lives of at least 129 people in Paris, Facebook has created a photo filter that allows users to show their support for France.

Users can add the blue, white and red filter to their profile picture by going to Facebook's product/service page and clicking the "Try It" button on the post pinned to the page's news feed.

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The photo filter feature is similar to one the social media site introduced earlier this year when users could add rainbow-colored filters in support of gay pride.

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