Liking too many pages also makes it harder to see updates from friends, family, and companies you really want to keep up with. Plus, Facebook ads let companies target their audience based on the pages they follow, so extra likes could influence the ads you are shown. So what do you do if you are getting close to the limit or if you just want to clean up the pages you've liked on Facebook? You'll have to make room by unliking some of those pages.
Here are some easy ways to do it, especially if you feel daunted by how many pages you've liked. If you are browsing your timeline and come across a post from a company you no longer want to follow, unliking the page is simple: Start by hovering your mouse over the company's name at the top of the post without clicking on it.
A box will pop up with some information about the company. Just click on those buttons to deselect them and the company will no longer appear in your timeline.
You can also choose to click on "unfollow" but continue to like the page. This means that posts from the company will no longer appear in your timeline, but you will continue to be a fan of the page.
Another way to remove a single page from your Facebook likes is to navigate to the Facebook page, hover your mouse over the button that says "Liked," and wait for a menu to appear. Then select the option to "Unlike this Page.
But if you're dealing with removing a significant number of pages, unfollowing one at a time is tedious and time-consuming. Luckily, there's a trick that makes it easier to remove many Facebook pages at a time. Here's a quick and easy way to unlike many Facebook pages:. It's a good idea to go through your Facebook likes on a regular basis to make sure that you don't have too many pages clogging up your account.
It's much easier to stay on top of your likes if you don't have to do it all in a rush because you've bumped up against the limit. Reviewing the pages you have liked on a regular schedule, such as once a month, makes the job more manageable.
It's easier to remember why you liked a page if you are checking it regularly and it won't take so much time to go your the list. It also allows you to quickly catch any changes, such as pages that are no longer active and are therefore pointless to follow.
It's also a good idea to review your Facebook apps on a regular basis. If you no longer need the app, there's no reason to continue to give it permission to access your page or your personal information. Reviewing your app permissions helps keep your account safe and secure. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
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