Cannot embed Facebook posts

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bombshell

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The forum's facebook embedd spoil liao? Always show up like this.
 

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All we see is "This Facebook post is no longer available. It may have been removed or the privacy settings of the post may have changed."

The post still available at Facebook?
 

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I saw mothership's embedding also got problem. Could be FB's issue.
 

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Me also having this problem but the post is still available at Facebook.
 

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Just to add on, let me post some info from Facebook Help Center.

May be the reason why the post isn't visible (because the post is no longer set to public visibility).

Link:

How do I embed a video from Facebook onto a website?​



To share things from Facebook on your website, you can embed a Public post or video.
When you embed a post that contains a video, the message that was posted with the video will be included. When you embed a video, only the video player will be included.
To embed a video:
  1. Open Facebook on a computer.
  2. Go to the video you want to embed.
  3. Click
    more
    and select Embed. Keep in mind that you will only see this option if the video's audience is set to
    assets
    Public.
  4. Copy the code that appears and paste it on your website or web page.
If you embed a video and the audience of the video changes from Public, a message saying the embedded video is no longer available will appear on the website.
Note: Facebook doesn't currently provide the option to download videos.
 
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