2. Delete unnecessary pages

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Each of us compulsively likes stupid fan pages, favorite bands, movies, or friends' pages (because they ask for it). However, over time, the content they serve stops interesting us. So why keep it in likes and wait for the portal's algorithm to cut it out?

While manually deleting likes would be time-consuming and inconvenient (and it is intentionally so, don't think so!), thanks to Manage Your Likes you will save many hours and hundreds of clicks. The program loads all your liked pages in a convenient multi-page list, and you can get rid of the ones you've already grown tired of in one go. No more shouting!

I hope that from now on your Facebook will be a more organized place, and you will only see content that you are actually interested in. Oh, and ads.
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