To remove a like on Facebook, go to the story’s page and select the three lines in the top left corner. On the right side of that screen, select “Likes.” From there, you can choose to remove all likes or just the one you want to remove.
How do you Unsend a story reaction?
On the Stories tab, next to the story you want to Unsend, click the three dots in the top right corner of the story. From the menu that pops up, select “Delete Story.
How do I Unreact a post on Facebook?
To unfriend someone on Facebook, go to their profile and click the three lines in the top right corner that say “Friends of …”. Then select the people you want to unfriend and hit the “unfriend” button.
What happens when you react to a Facebook story?
When you react to a Facebook story, your reactions are shared with the people who shared the story with you and with the people who are friends with those people.
Who sees if I like a Facebook story?
Facebook stories are seen by the person who posted it and the people who are following them.
Can you see how many times someone viewed your Facebook story?
Facebook does not release this information.
Why can’t I unlike a post on Facebook?
There are a few reasons why your ex might reply to your stories. Firstly, they may be curious about what you’re writing about. They may also feel like they need to respond in order to defend themselves or to set the record straight. Additionally, your ex may simply enjoy reading your stories and want to stay in touch.
Click News Feed Preferences. Under News Feed Preferences, click Reaction Preferences. Toggle "On posts from others", and/or "On your posts" off to hide reactions numbers, or on to show.
Can you see who likes your story?
After 24 hours have passed, you'll still be able to see who liked your story, but not who viewed it. [Only the number of viewers will appear.]Who can see my reactions on Facebook?
Reactions & CommentsThe person who posts something has control over the audience who can see it. Every post includes an icon that lets you see the audience. Audience choices include Friends, Public and more specific options that can be customized.
Comments are a big part of the Facebook experience, but what happens when you realize you’ve made a mistake and posted something you shouldn’t have or someone replies to one of your posts unkindly? Fortunately, you can easily delete your own comments, although the same doesn’t always apply to comments from other Facebook users. This tutorial details all your options while also showing you how you can quickly remove comments and reactions from Facebook.
Content
- How to Remove/Edit Your Own Comments on Facebook
- How to Delete Your Own Comments in Bulk on Facebook
- How to Delete Other People's Comments on Facebook
- Alternatives to Deleting Other People's Comments on Facebook
- How to Remove Your Own Likes from Facebook Posts
- How to Delete/Change Your Reactions on Facebook Posts
- How to Delete Your Reactions to Facebook Stories
- How to Delete Other People's Likes and Reactions on Your Own Posts
- Frequently Asked Questions
How to Remove/Edit Your Own Comments on Facebook
There are plenty of reasons someone may want to delete their own Facebook comments. Perhaps you’ve realized your remark has been misinterpreted and wish to keep it from snowballing. Or perhaps you’ve received many negative responses to something you said and would like to remove the entire thread. Regardless of your reasons for wanting to get rid of one [or more] of your comments, we show you below how to do it.
On Desktop
On desktop, you can delete a comment you posted in reply to someone else’s post by following these simple steps:
- Find the comment you wish to delete.
- Hover the mouse over it until the three-dot icon appears on the right.
- Click on it to bring up a set of options.
Alexandra Arici
Alexandra is passionate about mobile tech and can be often found fiddling with a smartphone from some obscure company. She kick-started her career in tech journalism in 2013, after working a few years as a middle-school teacher. Constantly driven by curiosity, Alexandra likes to know how things work and to share that knowledge with everyone.
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