How to Delete Your Facebook Posts

Jul. 12, 2024

There are times when you accidentally share something on Facebook that you didn’t mean to, maybe there is a typo, or maybe the post didn’t get the response you were hoping for. In this case, you might be looking for a way to delete said post, but if you don’t know how to, then no worries. In this read, I will show you how to delete your Facebook posts in a few easy steps.

Method 1: Delete Posts on Facebook Mobile App

To delete a post on Facebook’s mobile app, follow the steps below.

This is how you can easily delete unnecessary posts on Facebook. Deleting a post or moving it to the bin will prevent it from showing up on your friend’s feed on Facebook.

Let’s say that you shared a post a little earlier than you should have. Maybe you were going to wish a friend on their birthday, but you shared the post a day earlier. In this case, it is best to archive posts so you can share it again later rather than deleting it.

To archive a Facebook post, tap on the3-dots iconat the top right of the post and selectMove to archive.

Posts you archive are sent to your account’s Archive folder. You can retrieve these posts by navigating to thehamburger menu>Settings & privacy>Settings>Activity log>Archiveand tapping onRestoreafter selecting the post you want to unarchive.

This will restore the post, and it will be visible again on your Facebook profile and for others to see. If your posts are hidden in some other way, you can check ourUnhide Posts on Facebookguide to make them visible again.

This is how you can delete any post that you have shared on Facebook. While it is a fairly simple process, many people have trouble finding their way around Facebook’s ever-changing interface. I hope this guide was able to help you find and delete the post that you wanted to. In case, you wish to delete Facebook posts all at once, then read ourBulk delete posts on Facebookguide to learn how to.

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