How to Enable Tagging Again on Facebook: A Comprehensive Guide

The feature of tagging friends on Facebook is an essential part of staying connected with loved ones and sharing moments online. However, there may be times when you find yourself in a situation where you have disabled this feature for certain individuals or altogether. This guide will walk you through the process of enabling tagging again.

Understanding Tagging on Facebook

Tagging on Facebook refers to the ability to identify individuals in photos or posts through the use of tags. These tags can be linked to someone's name or a profile picture, making it easier for everyone to recognize and recall the people in your posts. It's a convenient tool for reconnecting with old friends or sharing events with family members.

Enabling Tagging on Facebook: Step-by-Step Guide

Web: Open your web browser and enter your Facebook login credentials.

App: Open the Facebook app and log in with your account details.

Web: On the left sidebar, look for and click on Settings Privacy. Then, click on Privacy Settings.

App: Tap on the three horizontal lines (menu) in the bottom right corner on iOS or top right corner on Android. Scroll down and find Settings Privacy under the Settings section, then click on it.

Scroll down to the Profile and Tagging section and click on it.

Under Tagging Options, you will find settings related to who can tag you and who can see the tags you’ve made. Adjust the settings for Who can tag you in posts to allow friends or specific friends.

If you have enabled tag review, make sure to review the settings under Save Changes to ensure you have the desired permissions.

Click at the top right of any Facebook page and select Settings.

In the Timeline and Tagging section, look for the setting Review posts friends tag you in before they appear on your Timeline and click Edit to the far right.

Select Enabled from the dropdown menu and click Save Changes.

By carefully adjusting your privacy settings, you can regain full control over tagging on Facebook. Remember, it’s important to be selective and manage your settings to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable online experience.