How To Remove All Facebook Posts Without Deleting Your Account

Given Facebook 's extensive history as a social media giant, it's common to stumble upon old posts that no longer reflect who you are. Whether you're gearing up for a job search or simply aiming for a fresh start, deleting your old posts might be on your agenda. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to clear your Facebook posts without resorting to deleting your entire account. Additionally, you might want to consider downloading your posts using a third-party app before removal.

Deleting Facebook Posts on Desktop:

1. Open your Facebook profile page on your desktop browser and locate the three-dot button on the right-hand side to access menu options.
2. Click on "Activity log."
3. Navigate to "Your Activity Across Facebook" > "Posts" > "Your Posts" in the left-hand menu to filter the posts you want to see.
4. Select "All" and then proceed to the "Recycle Bin" option to delete all your posts. Note: If you have a lengthy Facebook history, you might need to scroll down multiple times for all posts to load.
5. Alternatively, select "Activity You’re Tagged In" to manage posts where friends or family have tagged you and click " Remove Tags" to remove them from your profile.

Resolving "Technical Error" Message:

If encountering a technical error using the Activity Log method, utilize the Manage Posts function instead.

1. From your profile page, click on "Manage Posts."
2. Select all posts and proceed to the next step.
3. Tick the "Delete Posts" option.
4. Click "Done."

Deleting Facebook Posts on Mobile:

1. On the Facebook mobile app, navigate to your profile and tap the three-dot icon.
2. Select "Activity Log" from your Profile Settings.
3. Choose "Your Activity Across Facebook" to sort through your posts.
4. Tap "All" and then the "Recycle Bin" button at the bottom right to delete posts or tags.

Deleting your Facebook posts is a straightforward process, giving you the opportunity for a fresh start online. It's almost as if you're reinventing yourself.