How to See Your Videos On Facebook
How To See Your Videos On Facebook
To discover videos on Facebook, open Facebook → Touch the search bar → Type in search terms → Faucet "Look" → Faucet "Videos.".
Method 1.
iOS.
1. Open the Facebook application. If you're not instantly visited, enter your e-mail address and password.
2. Touch the search bar. It is at the top of the display.
3. Key in search terms. Include details to aid discover the types of videos you're trying to find.
- If you're looking for videos of a particular person, type in the person's name. For a specific topic, type the subject-- orangutans, as an example-- into the search bar.
4. Faucet Look. It's the blue switch in the lower right of the screen.
5. Faucet Videos. It's a tab near the top of the Facebook home window. This will present a list of videos based upon your search.
Method 2.
Finding a Person's Videos on iOS.
1. Open up the Facebook app. If you're not automatically logged in, enter your e-mail address as well as password.
2. Tap the search bar. It goes to the top of the screen.
3. Key in the name of the person you're searching for.
4. Touch the person's name. It must be provided in the search results page.
5. Tap Pictures. It's below the person's profile photo.
6. Faucet Cds.
7. Faucet Video clips. Every one of the person's videos, that show up to you, will certainly be presented here.
- Often the personal privacy setup on a video may stop you from seeing it.
Method 3.
Android.
1. Open the Facebook app. If you're not immediately logged in, enter your e-mail address and password.
2. Touch the search bar. It goes to the top of the display.
3. Type in search terms. Include details to assist locate the types of video clips you're looking for.
- If you're looking for video clips of a specific person, type in the person's name. For a certain subject, kind the subject-- sharks, as an example-- right into the search bar.
4. Faucet Browse. It's the blue button in the lower right of the display.
5. Faucet Video clips. It's a tab near the top of the Facebook window. This will display a listing of video clips based upon your search.
Method 4.
Finding a Person's Video clips on Android.
1. Open up the Facebook app. If you're not instantly logged in, enter your e-mail address and password.
2. Touch the search bar. It is at the top of the screen.
3. Key in the name of the person you're looking for.
4. Tap the individual's name. It needs to be detailed in the search results page.
5. Faucet Pictures. It's listed below the individual's profile photo.
6. Faucet Albums.
7. Tap Video clips. All of the individual's video clips, that show up to you, will be displayed below.
- Sometimes the privacy setup on a video may avoid you from seeing it.
Method 5.
Desktop computer.
1. Most likely to Facebook.com. If you're not instantly visited, enter your e-mail address and also password.
2. Type in search terms. Include details to assist locate the sorts of video clips you're trying to find.
- If you're looking for video clips of a certain individual, key in the person's name. For a details topic, type the subject-- sharks, for instance-- into the search bar.
3. Click on Search. It's heaven magnifying glass icon to the right of the search bar. This will present a listing of video clips based on your search.
4. Click on Video clips. It's a tab near the top of the Facebook home window. This will present a listing of video clips based upon your search.
Method 6.
Locating a Person's Video clips on Desktop.
1. Go to Facebook.com. If you're not immediately visited, enter your email address as well as password.
2. Click on the search bar. It is at the top of the screen.
3. Enter the name of the individual you're searching for.
4. Click on Search. It's heaven magnifying glass symbol to the right of the search bar.
5. Click on the individual's name. It must be provided in the search engine result.
6. Click on Photos. It's listed below the person's account image.
7. Click on Cds.
8. Click on Videos. All of the person's video clips, that are visible to you, will certainly be presented here.
- Often the privacy setup on a video may avoid you from seeing it.