Bulk Delete Facebook™ Posts, Messages, Photos & Activity
With this extension you can mass delete all your Facebook™ posts, photos, messages and other activity. Remove your facebook posts in one click!
You must set your facebook language to English (US) for this extension to work!
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Remove Facebook Posts in Bulk
Removing your facebook posts has never been easier. With the Social Erase Delete Facebook Posts, Photos, etc. extension you can eliminate years of history, including posts, photos, group activity, reactions, and much more from your facebook activity log in one click.
Facebook makes it very difficult to mass delete your activity. It is a grueling process that requires you to click through each item and manually delete each item one by one. For many people, this is an unrealistic task because they have many years and thousands of facebook posts they want to remove.
This is where the extension comes in. With the extension, bulk deleting your facebook posts is a breeze, and turns an impossible task into a single click.
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Delete Facebook Messages in Bulk
Social Erase also supports Facebook message cleanup. If messages are part of the Facebook history you want to remove, see the dedicated guide for the supported bulk cleanup process.
How to Delete Facebook Posts
- Install the extension
- Open the extension and click the Go to Facebook button
- When the activity log loads, click Yes, Delete Activity
It's that simple! The app will scroll through all of your activity and delete it for you!
Social Erase also includes supported cleanup tools for X/Twitter and TikTok, while Facebook cleanup remains the primary focus.