Meta recently updated its policies regarding Facebook live broadcasts, announcing that all live videos will only be available for 30 days before being deleted from profiles or pages. Users can keep their archival videos by downloading them within a designated time frame; Meta will notify users of impending deletions and provide new tools for easier downloads. This policy change aligns with a broader trend towards prioritizing vertical video content, such as Reels, though the specific rationale behind the change remains ambiguous.
Meta has announced that all Facebook live broadcasts will only remain on the platform for 30 days, after which they will be deleted.
Old live videos will require user action to keep, as they will need to be downloaded or transferred within 90 days of notification.
This move may pressure users to convert their live content into Reels, aligning with Meta's push for vertical video formats.
While the exact reasons for this change remain unclear, it reflects Meta's strategic shift towards prioritizing new content formats over older ones.
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