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Facebook has been going aggressive with video posts to an extent that more than half your feed is filled with auto-playing videos. Now in case you wanted to save some video for viewing it later, Facebook has allowed the option of Saving videos. The saving video works pretty much like YouTube Offline - letting you save a copy to your Android Facebook app in a way that the video cannot be shared to any external networks. You can’t even access the video through your File Manager. [caption id=“attachment_325582” align=“aligncenter” width=“640”]  Image: Android Police[/caption] The saved video is available for offline viewing only on the Facebook app. So you can save those viral videos or videos from your favourite pages for offline viewing at a later stage. Once viewed, the videos can be removed from the saved videos list by the user. According to Android Police, the ‘Save’ option is showing up in versions 85 and 86 (beta) of the Facebook app for Android.
Now in case you wanted to save some video for viewing it later, Facebook has allowed the option of Saving videos.
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