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Facebook likes to keep your content on its service and doesn't offer any way to natively download videos. So, while you can share Facebook video posts within Facebook or provide a link to the video, ...

You don't need to open Facebook to watch your favorite videos. Here's how to save a video on Facebook straight to your computer or smartphone. Say you’re scrolling through Facebook and find a video ...