Johann NogueiraFounder, Ai Tech Advisory

How to Audit Your Meta Profile with Perplexity - Comet Browser

7 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short demo, the speaker walks through a workflow using the Perplexity (Comet) Browser to audit and clean up their Facebook liked pages. The tool scans the user's entire Facebook history, presents liked pages in batches, and prompts the user to keep or delete each batch. The speaker demonstrates that 71 pages have been unliked while 19 were kept, with plans to process an additional 129 pages. They explain that the same process can be applied to Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter, aiming to streamline the user's social media profiles and improve the relevance of algorithmic feeds. The speaker encourages viewers to let the Perplexity Browser run in the background to save time and feed their brain with more appropriate information.

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Hey, I wanted to show you this quick little video. So I'm using the Perplexity Browser to audit my entire Facebook, all the different pages that I've liked over the last 20-something years. And it's going through and it's cleaning up everything and it's finding exactly all the different pages that I've got. And then it's asking me, hey, in batches, do you want to keep these? Do you want to delete them? I come in here and I say, okay, cool, delete these ones. And so, you know, I usually keep 1 or 2 out of every batch. And here we are, and it's going through, and on the right-hand side there you can see how many batches it's done. It's unliked 71 pages so far. It's kept 19 of those. It's going to continue doing that for another 129. And so by doing this, it's going to clean up my entire Facebook profile. And I'm going to do this not only for Facebook. I'm going to get it to do Instagram. I'm going to get it to do my LinkedIn profile. I'm going to get it to do Twitter. So use the Perplexity Browser. Let it run in the background and let it do what it's going to do. And you're going to have a much better algorithm. And you can also tell it to go and find the right pages for you, by the way, which is more in line with exactly what you're doing. So now you can feed your brain with the right information. Hope you enjoyed this video. This tiny little hack is saving me a lot of time.