Category: Instagram
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How to Automatically Delete Facebook Posts
Managing your Facebook history shouldn’t be overwhelming. Today, Redact.dev introduces Disappearing Mode for Facebook — allowing you to automatically delete posts, comments, likes, and more after a set time period, giving you full control over your Facebook presence. Apps like Snapchat, Telegram, and Signal have popularized disappearing content. Now, with Redact, you can bring that…
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How to Automatically Delete Reddit Posts and Comments
If you’ve ever posted on Reddit and later wished you could easily clean up your history, you’re not alone. Now, with Redact.dev’s Disappearing Mode for Reddit, you can automatically delete posts, comments, and upvotes after a certain period of time — without having to manually dig through your account. While apps like Signal, Telegram, and…
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How to Mass Delete All Your Facebook Comments Quickly (2025 Guide)
If you’ve been active on Facebook for years, chances are you’ve left more comments than you can count—on your posts, friends’ updates, and in public groups. Some of those comments might feel outdated, embarrassing, or no longer represent you. Manually scrolling through endless threads to delete them is time-consuming. That’s where Redact.dev comes in. Redact.dev…
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How to Delete All Your Facebook Posts Fast
Over the years, your Facebook timeline may have become cluttered with posts that no longer represent who you are; old opinions, awkward photos, or oversharing moments you’d rather forget. Manually deleting each post is slow and tedious, especially if you’ve been using Facebook for a long time. Luckily, Redact.dev makes it easy to delete Facebook…
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Meta Allows AI-Driven Fetishization of Down Syndrome, While Encouraging AI Usage and Rolling Back Content Moderation
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In January this year, Meta announced their intentions to encourage “More speech, fewer mistakes” on their platforms. This involved them axing their factcheckers, implementing community notes and encouraging more political content. Now just months later, Meta is starting to test community notes across platforms, while Instagram is plagued by AI-generated adult ‘content creators’ fetishizing Down…
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Meta Court Documents Reveal Ethical Concerns in AI Training Practices
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Recent court filings in the Kadrey v. Meta lawsuit have revealed that Meta Platforms allegedly used pirated books to train its AI models, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly approving these practices despite internal concerns. Internal Documents Expose Training Methods Court documents show Meta employees downloaded approximately 82TB of pirated books from shadow libraries including LibGen,…
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Why You Should Expect More Negative Feedback on Social Media in 2025
Social media platforms are evolving rapidly, with 2025 bringing new features and policies that amplify user-driven moderation, algorithmic scrutiny, and public accountability. Negative feedback has always been part of social media; though how it’s captured and handled has evolved rapidly since the inception of Twitter / X’s community notes. While community notes have largely been…
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Meta’s New Content Policy & What It Means for Your Privacy.
Meta’s updated content moderation policy, titled “More Speech, Fewer Mistakes,” has ignited discussions about balancing free expression and safety on its platforms. As Meta (formerly Facebook) shifts its approach to handling user-generated content, it’s essential to understand what this means for your privacy and how you can maintain control over your digital presence. The Policy…