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FB New Year in Review
How can I see, edit and share my Year in Review?

Your Year in Review is a personalized video that lets you highlight and share your meaningful moments from this year. These moments can include photos and posts that you've shared or been tagged in.
To see your Year in Review visit facebook.com/yearinreview2016 or click Watch Yours on a Year in Review that has been shared by a friend. You may also see your Year in Review video in your News Feed, but it's only visible to you unless you share it.
To share your Year in Review:
  1. Go to facebook.com/yearinreview2016
  2. Click Share Video
  3. Select the audience for the post
  4. Click Post
To edit your Year in Review before you share it:
  1. Go to facebook.com/yearinreview2016
  2. Click Edit Video and then choose the photos you want to appear in your video
  3. Click Share
  4. Select the audience for the post
  5. Click Post
You can also edit and share your video by clicking Share Video or Edit Video underneath the video when it shows up in your News Feed.
Note: If you don't see your own Year in Review video, this feature may not be available for you or there may not be enough content to generate a video.

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