Research techniques,Your Favourite DigTech Blog

digtech.org

How to Post Photos to Facebook from Your Mobile Phone

May 23, 2015 by Dig Tech

4.7/5 - (645 votes)

My cell phone has the only camera that I own, which occasionally makes it a hassle to share photos with people. Luckily, I found out about Facebook’s mobile feature, which allows you to easily upload photos via multimedia message from your phone, to be tagged, titled, and ridiculed immediately or at a later date. Here’s a quick guide to using Facebook’s mobile feature to upload and share photos on your Facebook profile. Let us know in the comments section if you’ve got any other questions about mobile uploads.

Login-facebook-mobile-phone

  1. Send a photo or message to [email protected].You can do this from your phone’s messaging center–be sure to use an MMS message, not an email. Sending the photo or message activates Facebook, which then sends you a message with a confirmation code. Now, go log into your Facebook account and enter the confirmation code. This locks the Facebook account to your phone, and in the future you’ll just need to send messages or photos straight to [email protected] to upload them. The photos will appear in a new album called “mobile uploads” that you can find from your profile page. Congratulations, you’re uploading photos. Try not to annoy your friends to much with constant updates!
  2. What to do when a photo doesn’t upload.If you’re having problems, just keep trying to send your picture, and make sure that you’ve got the email address correct for Facebook mobile and that you’re using an MMS message. Some phones, like the iPhone or the Blackberry, have dedicated Facebook applications, and on these phones it’s best to use the dedicated app (otherwise you might have a bit of trouble).
  3. A Few Tips.You can add a title to a picture by putting it in the subject line of the MMS message that you send to Facebook. You’ll still have to wait until you’re at a computer to tag the photos unless you’ve got one of the aforementioned “special case” phones, which allow Facebook photo tagging straight from their Facebook applications. You should also know that while there’s no limit to the amount of photos you can upload, if your phone plan charges you for MMS messages, be aware that you’re being charged each time you upload something. There’s no charge from Facebook for using the service, however.
More:  How to Create a Vanity or Custom Facebook URL for Your Fan or Business Page

Do you have any other tips or questions for posting photos to Facebook from a mobile phone? Post in our comments section below.

  • Share on Facebook
  • Tweet on Twitter
  • Share on LinkedIn

Maybe You Like

How to Avoid Facebook Scams and Hoaxes
Two Ways to Add YouTube Videos to Your Wall on Facebook
How to Create a Vanity or Custom Facebook URL for Your Fan or Business Page
How to Post Pictures on Facebook
How To Make Facebook Chat Emoticon from Chrome
Facebook hacked in Zero-Day Attack with Malware
Facebook Bug Zezo-Day Attack

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Primary Sidebar

Featured Posts

Ronaldinho: A Journey Through the Life of a Football Legend

Jenny mod for Minecraft PE (1.20.2. 1.19.2)

Jennie’s departure from BlackPink made fans cry, while Lisa was turned away by fans

Taylor Swift hugs rumored boyfriend in restaurant

Unveiling the Phenomenal Journey: A Captivating Biography of Neymar Jr

Ads

Tools Minecraft

Pokeradar 1.16.5
Orespawn 1.8.9
Copious dogs mod 1.12.2
Pixelmon radar mod 1.16.5
Loot++ 1.12.2

Footer

About

digtech logo home Research Methods News, Reviews, and Analysis. Technology News, Your Preferred DigTech Blog. Digtech.org is a blog for IT!

Helpful Links

  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • About
  • Create Your Own Post

Site Statistics

  • 1,235 Top Trending Topics
  • 658  Popular on Digtech channel
  • 5,101,579 Submission Views
  • 38,278 Trending searches today

Copyright © 2023 - Digtech Media Private Limited.
Digtech.org is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by any brands or trademarks on this site unless explicitly stated.