How to fix all your Facebook 'mistakes'

[Priyanka]

You may not yet have stumbled across the Activity Log page in your wanderings around Facebook, but it's worth exploring. It provides a blow-by-blow account of everything you do on the social network, and you can use it to take back likes or comments, find your favorite posts again, change your privacy settings and more.

[shilparana]

When we lost our FB account pswrd then how can we log in facebook again? plz reply.

[Mohit Rana]

Fixing mistakes on Facebook can vary depending on the nature of the mistake. Here are some common scenarios and how to address them:

1. Typographical Errors in Posts or Comments: If you've made a typo in a post or comment, you can edit it by locating the post or comment and clicking on the three dots (...) in the top right corner. Then select "Edit" and make your changes. After editing, click "Save" to update the post or comment with the corrected text.
2. Incorrect Privacy Settings: If you've accidentally shared a post with the wrong audience, you can adjust the privacy settings by locating the post, clicking on the audience selector (usually displayed as a dropdown menu next to the post), and selecting the desired audience (Public, Friends, Only Me, Custom, etc.).
3. Inappropriate Content: If you've posted something inappropriate, offensive, or harmful, it's important to delete the post or comment immediately. Locate the post or comment, click on the three dots (...) in the top right corner, and select "Delete" or "Hide" depending on your preference.
4. Tagging Mistakes: If you've tagged the wrong person or page in a post or photo, you can remove the tag by clicking on the ellipsis (...) next to the post or photo, selecting "Edit Post," and then clicking on the tagged name to remove it.
5. Accidental Posts: If you've accidentally posted something, you can delete it by clicking on the three dots (...) in the top right corner of the post and selecting "Delete."
6. Unintentional Likes or Reactions: If you've accidentally liked or reacted to a post, you can unlike or remove the reaction by clicking on the reaction icon again to toggle it off.
7. Over-sharing Personal Information: If you've shared too much personal information, you can go back and adjust your privacy settings for that particular post or future posts.
8. Handling Negative Feedback: If you've received negative feedback on a post or comment, consider addressing it directly, apologizing if necessary, and learning from the experience to avoid similar mistakes in the future.