Written by Emilija Anchevska Social Media / Facebook
We all scroll up and down on Facebook. Every day, we like, comment, and share multiple posts that appear in our news feed.
Despite this, our interaction is not unnoticed. Visitors can see what posts or pages they enjoyed. There is no surprise that Facebook keeps track of our activities, and some of the information can be seen by the users themselves.
Imagine that you reacted to a Facebook post of something you really liked or found funny and want to share it with someone else.
Rather than scroll endlessly through your newsfeed again, the social network stores your liked posts in the "Activity log" menu in your profile.
Keep reading to learn how to access and see everything you have liked on Facebook.
Here is how to do that.
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If you want to keep a post, so you can later come back to it, Facebook offers a “save” feature. Every time posts that you want to save pop up in your news feed, simply click on the “three dots” in the upper right corner of the posts and select “save”.
To access the saved posts:
Additionally, using the same steps from finding the liked posts, users can find liked pages, added friends, video searches, videos they have watched, search history, group posts, and more activities.
So, for example, if you haven't been active in a Facebook group in a while, but you would like to search for some older posts you've published, simply select the "Groups posts" filter, and Facebook will list all your posts.