Comments on Facebook Pages, posts, ads, Reels and Live: the controls, the limits, the help pages.
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Fake comments on Facebook: the six shapes under my ads, and Facebook's own tools against them
For the Page or advertiser receiving them: six shapes from my ads, Meta's rules quoted, and Moderation Assist's fake-identity criteria with screens.
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Facebook's profanity filter: what it hides, the four word controls, and what none of them catch
The Page toggle, the 1,000-keyword list with free variations, Moderation Assist's eight-language criterion and the Live filter, plus what my own rules caught.
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Comments on Facebook Live: the eight chat settings, the bans, and why viewers cannot comment
No off switch, but eight chat settings down to near silence, keywords marked as spam, a 15-minute suspension and three bans, and what a blocked viewer sees.
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How to see and manage comments on Facebook ads: the four places they live
Ads Manager, the Page post, Business Suite's inbox and notifications: what you can do in each, what Meta says you cannot, and a month of my own ad comments.
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Hate and rude comments on Facebook: what Meta removes, what a Page does
Where Meta's line falls for a business Page, the profanity filter in eight languages, hide, report and block in Facebook's words, and the slur my rules missed.
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How to turn off comments on a Facebook Page: one post at a time, and the alternatives
No Page-wide switch exists. The per-post Who can comment menu down to tagged people only, the pro-mode profile setting, and the word-list trick with its cost.
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How to unhide comments on Facebook, whichever of the four things hid them
You hid it, Moderation Assist hid it, your filter hid it, or Facebook marked it as spam. The way back from each in Facebook's words, plus the iPhone dead end.
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Can you turn off comments on Facebook ads? For most advertisers, no
Meta has tested an off switch since October 2024 for a few businesses, and its help pages document none. What Meta says, where to look, what to do instead.
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How to limit comments on Facebook: profile, Page, one person, and ads
Facebook has no Limits tool, but you can narrow who may comment: the profile setting, the Page's per-post menu, the Blocking list and Moderation Assist, quoted.
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Bot comments on Facebook: how to tell them apart and stop them
What bot comments under Facebook ads look like, why they arrive, and the three Page controls that stop them, with counts from my own ads in September 2026.