How to Check Liked Post on Facebook and View All Your Likes

Checking your liked posts on Facebook can be a bit tricky, but it's a great way to see what you've been enjoying online.

You can access your liked posts by going to the "Likes" tab on your Facebook page.

To view all your likes, click on the "Likes" tab and then select "Posts" from the dropdown menu.

Facebook also allows you to view your liked posts in chronological order, showing you the posts you liked in the order they were posted.

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You can access your Facebook feed to view your liked posts on both mobile and desktop versions of the platform.

To access your Facebook feed on your mobile device, tap on the menu icon, which is located on the top-right corner on Android and the bottom-right corner on iPhone.

The menu icon will lead you to the Settings & privacy option, where you can choose Settings. From there, scroll down to the Your Activity section and tap on Activity log.

On the desktop Facebook site, accessing your liked posts is a straightforward process. Launch your browser and go to Facebook.com, then click on your profile icon in the top-right corner.

To view your liked posts on the Facebook website version, open the Facebook website on your web browser and log in to your account.

You can access your liked posts by following these steps on both mobile and desktop versions of Facebook:

By following these simple steps, you can easily access your Facebook feed and view the posts you've liked on the platform.

To search for liked posts on Facebook, you can use the search bar at the top of the page. Type in "Videos liked by me" or "My liked videos" and hit enter to generate a list of all the videos you've liked.

You can also use keywords to narrow down the search results. For example, if you remember liking a particular video about cats, you can type in "Videos about cats liked by me" or "My liked cat videos" to find it.

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On the Facebook app, you can tap on the menu icon and expand the Settings & privacy option, then choose Settings and scroll down to the Your Activity section. Tap on Activity log, then Your Facebook activity, and finally select Comments and reactions, then Likes and reactions.

Alternatively, you can use the Facebook search bar on your web browser to find liked posts. Open the Facebook website, log in to your account, and click on the search bar. Type in "Videos liked by me" or "My liked videos" and hit enter to generate a list of all the videos you've liked.

You can also use filters to reach your liked posts faster. On the Facebook app, tap on "Likes and reactions" to review all posts section-wise, such as likes, comments, timeline history, etc.

Here are the steps to search for liked posts on Facebook:

To check your liked posts on mobile, you can follow these steps. Open Facebook and go to your profile by tapping on the profile icon at the top left corner of the page.

You can also find your liked posts by tapping on the three horizontal dots next to the Edit profile option and selecting "Activity Log" and then "Comments and Reactions."

To view all your liked posts, tap on "Likes and Reactions." If you can't find a particular post, it may have been removed by the poster or by Facebook itself.

To efficiently sort through your liked posts, you can use a date filter. This will help you quickly find a specific post if you remember when you liked it.

Here's a quick summary of the steps:

To find a post you liked a while ago, apply a date filter. You can do this by opening your Activity Log and selecting "Comments and Reactions."

Tap on the Filters option and select "Date." This will allow you to choose the start and end date to view posts liked during that period.

The list of liked posts will start with the most recent and go all the way back to your first liked post as you scroll down.

If you want to view a specific time period, select the start date and then choose the end date to apply the filter.

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