How to check likes history on Threads app

If you want to know about the threads you’ve liked so far, just keep reading this article and you’ll get there. This comprehensive step-by-step guide will help you check likes history on Threads app.

Likes history is one of the handy features of Meta’s Threads app that helps you keep track of the posts that have captured your interest.

We also have a guide on how to setup or enable ‘Private profile’ on Threads. You can check it out as well.

Having said that, if you are wondering how you can check the threads you’ve liked so far on the platform, then just follow the steps mentioned below.

1. Open Threads App

Make sure you have the Threads app installed on your device. If not, you can download it from the App Store or PlayStore on your Apple or Android device respectively.

2. Access Your Profile

Once you’re inside the Threads app, you’ll need to navigate to your profile. To do this, look for your profile logo located in the bottom menu bar and tap on it to proceed.

3. Open the Menu

In your profile, you’ll notice a menu icon (two horizontal lines) situated in the top-right corner of the screen. Tap on this icon to reveal additional options.

4. Select ‘Your Likes’

Among the menu options, you should see one labeled ‘Your likes.’ Tap on this option to access your likes history.

You’ve now entered your likes history section. Here, you can scroll through the posts you’ve liked on Threads. Each post will be displayed with a preview, allowing you to revisit the content that caught your attention.

It’s worth noting that you’ll have to like a thread, otherwise, ‘Your likes’ option won’t show up in your settings.

That said, we will keep tabs on the latest information and keep you updated.

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