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An easy way to see all your liked posts in the Facebook mobile app or using your web browser
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On Facebook, people like content to show appreciation or to acknowledge they've seen the post. You can also like something to save it so you can reference it later. This wikiHow article teaches you how to see the posts you've liked on Facebook.

Viewing Liked Posts on Facebook

In the Facebook app, tap the menu icon, tap the gear, and go to Activity log > Comments and reactions > Likes and reactions. On a computer, click your profile icon and go to Setting & privacy > Activity log > Your Facebook Activity > Comments & Reactions > Likes & reactions.

Method 1
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Using the Mobile App

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  1. On Android, it's your profile picture in the upper-right corner. On iPhone and iPad, the icon has three lines () in the lower-right corner.
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  3. It's below the "Your activity" header on Android. On iPhone and iPad, it's below the "Your Information" header.
  4. It's the first option at the top of the menu.
    • On iPad, all of your Facebook activity is listed on a single page. To view liked posts by themselves, tap Category at the top of the page. Then tap Interactions. in the drop-down menu.
  5. This allows you to view comments you've liked or commented on.
  6. It's the second option in the menu. This displays all posts you have liked and reacted to. Tap a post to view it.[1]
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Using a Web Browser

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  1. To do so, go to www.facebook.com. If you have not logged in, log in with your username and password.
  2. It's in the upper-right corner. This displays a drop-down menu.
  3. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. This displays a different menu.
  4. It's near the bottom of the menu.
  5. It's at the top of the menu to the left. This expands the Facebook activity menu.
  6. This displays all posts you've liked or reacted to. Click a post to view it.
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Using Facebook Lite

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  1. It's in the upper-right corner. This displays the menu.
  2. It's below the "Settings & privacy" menu. It's about halfway down the menu.
  3. It's the first option below the "Your information" header.
  4. It's next to a thumbs-up icon. This allows you to view posts you've interacted with.
  5. This displays all posts you've liked and reacted to. Tap a post to view it.
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