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There are some pages that I really like following, because I feel that they make quality posts, and I want to help them out by liking their posts. However, I do not wish my friends to see that I have liked their posts.
I understand that friends will be able to see the posts themselves and thus see that I have liked them; that's fine. I just don't want it to appear on my friend's news feeds.
This also applies to photos I'm tagged in, and posts that I comment on.
These posts that you are taking about are "Sponsored" posts, which have only recently started to surface around Facebook.
They can be removed, like any other post:
The visibility of your comments and likes is dictated by the person/page you are liking or commenting on. If you comment on a friend’s post that is visible to Friends, then all their friends will be able to read that comment. Furthermore, your comment may appear (based on Facebook’s relevance algorithm) in the news feeds of those friends you have in common.
This extends to any kind of visibility assigned to the post that you like/comment on. So if they have set visibility to Friends of Friends then your like/comment will be visible to their friends’ friends; once again if that group encompasses your own friends, then your action may appear in their news feeds.
Best Answer
I don't think there is any this kind of settings available as of now.
If your friends are following you then they will get notify on their news feed about your activity (Likes, comments) which is not set "Only me".
Tagging you can control by changing the settings of your Timeline review.