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¿Se pueden quitar los Reels de Facebook en el iPhone? Lo que dice la ayuda de Facebook y lo que sí funciona (2026)

Abres Facebook para ver qué publicó tu primo o contestar en el grupo del barrio, y a los dos minutos estás pasando reels de gente que no conoces. Lo normal es buscar en la configuración un interruptor que diga «desactivar Reels». Lo busqué en la ayuda de Facebook (en español de Latinoamérica) el 25 de octubre de 2026 y no lo encontré. Esto es lo que sí hay, cómo se activa y hasta dónde llega cada…

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Facebook introduced Reels in September 2025, and now all videos on the platform are Reels regardless of length, format or content. Facebook's help pages explain that Reels are recommended based on relevance considering your interests, activity, trends, location, time of day, but there's no way to deactivate them. To see less of a particular Reel, tap "More" and choose "Not interested" or "Hide reel" to remove that specific Reel.

The effect of "Hide reel" wears off over time. You can also adjust your feed by going into the "Options" on a feed post and selecting "Not interested" or "Stop following" for a particular account, page or group. To customize your feed, go to "Settings & Privacy" > "Settings" > "Content Preferences". However, you can't turn off autoplay in settings, as Reels still appear in both the feed and the dedicated "Videos" section. The "Videos" tab could not be confirmed as removable according to Facebook's help pages.

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