Facebook will start deleting direct broadcast records for users After 30 days starting from February 19. Users who go on the air after that date should download videos to save them from deleting them before the expiration period of 30 days. Instead, you can share the recordings in your profile as a sparkle, although this means installing clips in the time limit of this format 90 seconds.
Meta says that the change occurs because “most of the live video display methods occur within the first few weeks of broadcasting” and to comply with our storage policies with industry standards and help ensure that the latest live video experiences are provided to everyone on Facebook. “
All already registered videos, whose value is more than 30 days, will also be removed. However, there will be email notifications and the application that comes out before deleting your archive completely. Once you get notice, you will have 90 days to download or transfer videos. Facebook plans to delete older broadcast records in the coming months.
Facebook also has many download tools to help you save your videos, either individually or simultaneously. Once you get the notice, you can request a large download for all your videos within a custom date range. You can also choose to transfer videos directly to a cloud service like Dropbox or Google Drive.
You can save individual videos that interest you by moving to your activity record, filtering “your videos”, then select the dates to watch videos that you can download. Instead, you can go to the video clips tab or Live tab in your profile, page or in Meta Business Suite, select the video you want, play it completely, then choose the video download from the three -point menu.
Finally, if you don’t have time to implement any of them, there will also be the option to postpone a postpone, which allows you to six months to save your videos. Do this by opening the notification, listening “Learn more”, then choose “postpone”.
