Facebook users are having trouble removing the French flag filter from their profile pictures
FACEBOOK users are struggling to remove the French flag filter from their social media profile pictures, but here's the fix.

In the wake of the devastating terror attacks in Paris, Facebook allowed users to overlay the French flag across their profile picture to pay tribute to the 129 people who died.
Users were able to superimpose red, white and blue stripes across their existing photograph by clicking on the "customise your profile picture" option.
The hugely popular US social network actively encouraged people to customise their pictures to "support France and the people of Paris."

When customising their profile picture, Facebook users are given the option to let the French flag expire after a day, a week, a month – or last forever.
However users who set a longer time limit are now struggling to disable the tribute to France.
Unfortunately, the only other way to remove the overlay is to simply pick your previous profile picture.
Navigate to your profile page on Facebook, hover over your profile picture and click the "Update Profile Picture" option which appears.
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ok

So why do they now wish to remove bit? After all they chose to put it there in the first place.

That's good let it not removed idiots