If you’ve searched for a way to remove the Marketplace from Facebook, you’ve come to the right place. While there’s no way to get rid of it, there are ways to turn it off or change the location where it appears. These solutions are better than nothing at all, but unfortunately, they won’t work in 2021.
There is no way to get rid of Facebook Marketplace in 2021
Facebook has introduced a new section in its Android app called the Facebook Marketplace. Initially, this feature was designed to help small businesses sell their products and services. However, it has quickly become a hub for scammers. It is relatively easy to get scammed on Facebook and it is therefore important that you be cautious when you use the platform. The first step to remove Facebook Marketplace is to stop using it.
Despite the fact that Facebook’s Marketplace has now expanded to over 70 countries, it is still available to users. The app is available to anyone with a Facebook account and is free to use. You can find the Marketplace tab on your homepage or use the search bar to find it.
Facebook’s Marketplace is available to users 18 years and older and is available in 50 countries. In countries where Marketplace is not available, the icon will not appear. Alternatively, you can uninstall Facebook, change your profile region, or create a new account. Facebook will also delete any saved listings you have.
Turning it off is a better option
Facebook’s marketplace was created to help small businesses sell their wares. Unfortunately, it has become a haven for scammers. Instead of falling into this trap, it is much better to turn off Facebook Marketplace altogether. Instead, you should go to your local shops to purchase the products you are looking for.
In February, Facebook introduced buy and sell groups, allowing users to list their products for sale in a group. Users could include a description of the product, a price, and a pickup or delivery location. The marketplace app became a main part of Facebook’s broader eCommerce push. However, it is not entirely free from criticism, and many users are frustrated by the lack of options available to them. In the meantime, Facebook wants to focus on providing its users with targeted ads.
Facebook’s marketplace section is easy to navigate, but it is also a hotbed for scammers. As a result, many people have been victims of scammers. The marketplace section makes it extremely easy to scam others, and Facebook hasn’t changed its Marketplace policy yet.
Changing location is a better option
Changing location on Facebook is a simple process. You can do this using the native function of the Facebook app or with third-party apps like TailorGo. If you have trouble changing location on Facebook, contact Facebook help. Altering your location can help you target your ads in certain locations.
After changing the location, Facebook will show you new listings only for the location you selected in the Marketplace. You can also remove the Marketplace from your location by editing your settings. First, go to Settings > Location. In the left-hand menu, tap “Change Location.” This will show the current location as well as the radius that surrounds it.
Changing location on Facebook can be done from the Settings tab in the app. On desktop, the location filter is located to the left of current listings, while on mobile, it is located above them. To do this, sign in to Facebook. On mobile, open the app and tap the Profile picture. You may have to tap the three dots in the upper-right corner to reveal the Marketplace option. After you click the location filter, you will see a map-like interface where you can edit the location.
Turning it off is the only option in 2022
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