how to delete story on facebook


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Facebook Stories are a fun way to promote events, let people know about holidays as they’re happening, or discuss just about anything. They appear above a Facebook user’s feed, placed there to be noticed. You can quickly add text to a photo or video (plus the latest fun filters) and put it in front of people in seconds. The flip side of a Facebook Story’s visibility is its fleeting existence. Unlike a normal post, Facebook Stories are only active for 24 hours – but if you made a mistake in the text, or uploaded the wrong photo, that’s still too long. Luckily, a story on Facebook, whether it’s a photo, video, or text, can be quickly and easily deleted. We’ll go over the processes below for the app and website to make sure you get your Facebook story straight away.

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To delete a story on Facebook, click the story. Then click on the three dot menu at the top right. From the drop down menu, select delete photo alternative. Confirm deletion when asked. The story will instantly disappear.

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on the app

Once you’re logged into Facebook, look at the top of your feed for a row of stories posted by your friends and accounts you follow. Your story should be first, especially if you posted it recently. Tap on the story to bring it up.

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When the story fills your screen, you’ll see an icon with three dots in the top right. Tap on it.

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The Story menu will appear. choose delete alternative.

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Facebook will ask you to confirm or cancel the deletion. tap on delete to complete the process. Your story will instantly disappear from the lineup.

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on the website

The process for deleting a Facebook Story is very similar on the website. On your home page, you’ll see a row of stories just above your timeline. Click on the story you want to delete.

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When the story unfolds, you’ll see the familiar three-dot menu icon in the top right. Click on it.

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the drop down menu will contain a delete photo alternative. Select it.

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Facebook will ask you to confirm or cancel the deletion. click on delete to complete the process. Whatever was inappropriate about your story is no longer a problem, because it is no longer on display.

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questions to ask

How many stories can I have at once?

There’s no hard limit on how many stories you can post or how often you can post, but since a story only lasts for 24 hours, you’ll need to make sure it’s quality and at a good time (early afternoon) to get your message across. is best) should be selected.

Can I put a link in a story?

You can add a link, but viewers won’t be able to click it.

What if I want to keep the story after 24 hours?

Go to your Facebook Settings menu and turn on your Story Archive. Then, unless you delete the story before its 24 hours are up, it will remain in your archive, which can be accessed on your profile page.

Is there a limit on the length of a Facebook Story video?

Yes, videos are limited to 20 seconds.

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