There is Friends, which allows your Facebook friends to comment on your post, and Profiles and Pages You Mention, which means if you mention a Facebook profile or page in your post, the profile or page can comment on your post. First there is Public, which allows anyone to comment on your post, according to MakeUseOf. From the menu, choose "Who Can Comment on Your Post."Ī window will open so you can choose three options. At the top-right corner of the post, choose the three dots. In order to manage who can comment on a specific post, you need to access that post on Facebook. Manage Comments for Individual Public Posts Once you are done choosing an option, Facebook will immediately save your changes. The available options are Public, which means anyone can comment on your posts, even those that don't follow you Friends, which means only your friends can post comments and if you tag someone in your post, that person and their friends can comment on your posts and Friends of Friends, which means your friends and their friends can comment too. Under the expanded menu, click the drop-down menu and choose who can comment on your posts. On the same Public Post Filters and Tools page, choose the Public Post Comments option. You will see a Public Post Filters and Tools page, so just choose the Who Can Follow Me option, click the drop-down menu and select Public. Under the General Account Settings page, choose Public Posts from the sidebar on the left.
You can use the app on your iPhone, Android phone, or iPad too, according to Mashable.Īt the top-right corner of the site, click the down-arrow icon and choose Settings and Privacy. Open a web browser on your Mac, Windows, Linux or Chromebook computer and log in to your Facebook account.
In order to apply a single rule as to who can comment on your Facebook's public post, change the account-level option in your account.
Here's how you can manage the options for both post types.
You can change who can comment on your posts for both all your public posts and the select public posts. However, in any Facebook group where you are the admin or the moderator, you can fully turn off the comments for any post that you want.Īlso Read: Recent Facebook Outage Baffles Many Users, DownDetector Reports Control the Comments for Personal Facebook Posts
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