I saved a draft post on my personal Facebook profile. Where is it? Bagaimana saya nak cari fb Post yang dah hilang / draft post?
Here is how to find saved draft posts on a personal Facebook profile.
While on your mobile device, you may have been typing a post, then when asked “Save This Post as a Draft?”, you chose “Save Draft”.
To find this draft again, just create a post again by tapping on the “What’s on your mind?” on your mobile device, and what you had typed before should be there again.
There is no Saved Drafts section on Facebook for personal profiles. Facebook used to allow you to save drafts to a folder for personal profiles, but not anymore.
You will also notice that there is no “Save to drafts” option while on Facebook from a computer.
However, if you run a Facebook page, you can still save drafts to your Facebook Page.
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