Facebook is testing out a new feature called Instant Videos wherein you can watch videos without using your mobile data. Facebook told TechCrunch that the Instant Video test is available to a small percentage of Android users, and that the goal is to remove data costs when watching videos. As of February 19, 2025, all Facebook Live videos will automatically expire after 30 days. Read more in our articles including "Facebook tests out Instant Videos feature" and "Facebook Live videos will automatically get deleted after 30 days".
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May 13, 2026Facebook is testing out a new feature called Instant Videos wherein you can watch videos without using your mobile data. Facebook told TechCrunch that the Instant Video test is available to a small percentage of Android users, and that the goal is to remove data costs when watching videos.
As of February 19, 2025, all Facebook Live videos will automatically expire after 30 days.
Our coverage of facebook instant videos includes: "Facebook tests out Instant Videos feature"; "Facebook Live videos will automatically get deleted after 30 days"; "Facebook launches Your Profile, Your Home game". Each article provides unique insights and information.