- Manage comments on a particular account
- Use text filters to control Facebook comments
- Set Facebook to review tags before posting to your timeline
- Manually delete or hide comments
- Delete comments in the Facebook app on Android/iPhone
- Delete or hide Facebook comments on Windows, Chromebook, Linux or Mac using the website
- How to disable comments on Facebook pages and groups
- Chrome extensions that hide comments
Unfortunately, Facebook doesn’t allow you to disable comments on your profile posts, but you can get creative and take control of your privacy and content, at least to some extent. In other words, you can adjust your privacy settings to allow Just friends either Friends of friends rather Public to access and comment on your posts. Where and how is another story. Here’s how to adjust comment privacy on your Facebook posts.
Manage comments on a particular account
Let’s first review your options for managing comments for a particular account. If someone is bothering you, but you would like to keep them as a friend, follow the instructions below.
Edit Facebook privacy settings
By editing Facebook’s privacy settings as to who can see your posts, you essentially limit commenting capabilities to those you allow to see your posts and tags.
- To get started, open Facebook on desktop or mobile device and log in to your account.
- Once you are logged in, click on the drop down arrow in the top right section and select Settings and privacy -> Settings.

- From there, you’ll want to change your privacy settings. You can choose who sees your future posts and can review tags before they are published to your Facebook profile/home page.

Edit your activity settings
Now that you know how to limit who on Facebook can access your tagged posts and photos, it’s time to adjust the privacy settings for inpidual posts.
- Locate the post you want to edit the privacy on. Tap on the horizontal ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the upper right corner of the selected post.

- Choose Edit audience.

- Choose from Friends, Friends except…, specific friends, Habiteither Intimate friends.

He Friends except... option allows you to hide your post from selected Facebook users, meaning you won’t see their comments either. The same result also applies to the Specific friends, Intimate friends, and Habit options.
At this point, you’ve limited who can view future posts and tags and set viewing exclusions for specific posts that already exist. Now is the time to reduce the comments using an indirect alternative.
Use text filters to control Facebook comments
You may not have the ability to turn off Facebook comments, but you can use the text filter to reduce them. Instead of restricting comments that contain unwanted words like “stupid”, “idiot”, “idiot” or others that we can’t mention here, you can insert common words to restrict a larger number of comments.
Facebook already filters out select words, but there are many more you can hide. Words like “a”, “the”, “and”, “we”, “you” and many others are used so much that most comments will not appear on your posts. The only drawback to this method is that the person posting the comment still sees it and so do their friends.
Here’s how to restrict comments based on specific words.
- On your profile page, click drop down arrow at the top right and choose Settings & Privacy.
- Click on Settings from the new drop-down list.
- Choose Profile and labeling in the settings menu on the left.

- Click on the Edit option to the right of Hide comments that contain certain words from your profile.

- Click on Hide comments that contain certain words from your profile, then type the marked words in the text box.

- Optional: Click Show variations if you want to add more similar words for better filtering. Note that Facebook already excludes variations of related words, such as tree, TREE, tr33, tree, tree, and #tree.

- Once you have finished entering your options, click Save.
Set Facebook to review tags before posting to your timeline
Another cool trick you can do to limit/remove comments on your profile is to request approval for any tagged posts. That way you can review them first and approve or reject them. By choice Deny, it won’t appear on your timeline and no one on your friends list will be able to see or comment on it. Please note that any of your friends who are also friends with the person who tagged you can still comment, but they will not appear on your profile.
- Click on the drop down arrow at the top right and select Settings and privacy.
- Click on Settings.
- Select Profile and labeling in the left menu.
- Under the Reviewing section, move the slider next to Check the posts you’re tagged in… or click Edit in the same row to activate the review.

While none of these are official solutions, they give you more control over your personal or business profiles than you had before.
Manually delete or hide comments
Right now, the most effective option for managing comments on your Facebook posts is to delete or hide them, whether it’s unwanted content or you simply don’t want comments. You can delete or hide any comments on posts you made, but only hide comments on posts made by others.
Delete comments in the Facebook app on Android/iPhone
To remove and remove comments from the Facebook app, follow these steps:
- Locate the offending comment and press and hold it.
- From the menu that appears, choose Delete either Hide comment.

- For deletions, confirm that you want to delete the comment by selecting Delete one more time. He Hide comment The option is instant and does not require confirmation. You can choose Show later if you wish.

Delete or hide Facebook comments on Windows, Chromebook, Linux or Mac using the website
Deleting or hiding comments from a web browser is easy. Here’s how to do it.
- Navigate to the post that includes the spam comment.
- Find the comment you want to delete or hide.
- Directly to the right of the comment (not the post), click horizontalI Ellipse (three horizontal points).

- In the small menu that appears, choose Delete either Hide comment. Remember that hiding the comment preserves it if you ever change your mind.

- To delete, choose Delete once again in the confirmation popup that appears. He Hide comment The option does not include a confirmation; It’s instant, but you can select Show later.
Although this may not be an ideal solution, like a simple checkbox that will permanently disable comments, this gives you some control over unwanted content.
How to disable comments on Facebook pages and groups
Facebook has created a way to disable comments on Facebook Pages and Groups, but you must be the group’s admin or the original author.
- From the Settings menu on the left side of the Facebook page, click groups, then tap the group you manage.

- Scroll until you find the post you want to turn off comments on.
- Click on the horizontal ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the top right corner of the post, then select Disable comments. Unfortunately, you still can’t turn off comments on the entire website.

If you control your own Facebook group, you can easily correct and delete comments, so stick to pages that give you administrative approval. This way, you will have more control over your content and how people respond to it. You can also privatize your group, so only those you let in can comment.
Chrome extensions that hide comments

Some Google Chrome extensions aim to give you more control over your social media accounts by hiding comments. He Shut Up Comment Blocker for Chrome claims to do precisely that. However, this option only hides them from you while you are in the browser.
If you are using the Facebook app on your mobile device, you may have problems using this option.
As you can see in this article, you can’t turn off Facebook comments, but you can limit who can post them and block specific words in comments from appearing on your profile/timeline/pages. Defining who you connect with on Facebook also helps improve your online experience by reducing the availability of comments. Have full control over your profile or page posts using the tips above. The processes consume additional time but limit the commenting capabilities of others, reducing headaches on your part!