Facebook social network implements a new policy and will delete old live broadcasts of users

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/4b/2b/ib-fqcpmk1u7_2c45f0db.png" Alt = "Facebook implements a new policy and delete old direct user broadcasts"/> ~ < P > Facebook will delete direct translation records that are stored for more than 30 days starting from February 19. The Verge writes about it.

< p > Meta says changes because & laquo; most video views are aired within the first few few weeks after broadcast & raquo;, as well as & laquo; reconcile our storage policy with industry standards and help provide the latest experience of live video for all users Facebook & raquo;.

< p >All previously recorded live videos that users store more than 30 days will also be deleted. It is stated that users will receive appropriate email notifications and will have 90 days to download or forward the video. Facebook plans to delete old wave records in the coming months.

< p > Facebook has several download tools to save the video alone or simultaneously.

< P > After receiving a notification from the social network, you can send a request for unloading of all stored videos within the proposed date range.

< P > You can also move the video directly to the cloud service like Dropbox or Google Drive.

< P > To store video selectively, go to the Activity Journal, apply the filter & laquo; your videos in the live broadcast & raquo;, and then select dates to see which videos can be downloaded. /P> < p > can be downloaded from tabs & laquo; video & raquo; and & laquo; live & raquo; directly in their profile. To do this, select the video on the page, play it in full screen mode, and then select & laquo; download video & raquo; in a menu with three dots.

< P > In addition, users will be available for the designation of the Request for the Removal of the Archives for Six months. To do this, you need to touch & laquo; find out more & raquo; and select & laquo; postpone & raquo;.