Man Explains Facebook Scheduling Feature in Posts That Appeared After His Death

A man identified as Rapea has left social media users talking after his Facebook posts appeared online after his death.

Rapea reportedly died in early September. His Facebook account remained active after his passing.

On September 2, a post appeared on his timeline. In the post, he said he was the one who posted it. He said it was not from beyond.

He explained that Facebook allows users to schedule posts. He added laughing emojis to show he was joking.

On September 9, another scheduled video appeared. In the video, he asked how his funeral went.

The video surprised many of his friends. Some were confused at first. They later understood that the posts had been scheduled before his death.

Friends filled the comment section with messages. Some told him to rest in peace. Others said they expected him to leave random posts.

Many said the posts showed his sense of humour. They said it was a final farewell that made people smile.