For all you Facebook users ... How do I delete a photo I uploaded on Facebook?

I went to the Facebook HELP, and it gave what appeared to be the exact instructions to delete a photo (shown below). It said to click on the "dot-dot-dot" in the top right. On doing that, NO "Delete Photo" appears. I tried this in both my primary browser, Firefox, and also in Microsoft Edge...same thing. I put in a feedback on Facebook to this effect, but it says no response to feedback will be given. It would be nice if these instructions worked, but they do not. Any ideas from UHH folks?

Addendum: This scenario is for one picture which I uploaded this morning. This picture shows in the "Your Photos" section. All the other pictures in the "Your Photos" section DOES show the "Delete Photo" in the Dot-dot-dot. Strange!

Not sure of source, but if true, very concerning. Canon is an imaging company with a pretty diverse portfolio of products. Nikon is not. Canon is worth about 28 Billion dollars. Nikon is a camera company is not valued at a fifth of that (from a quick internet search...might be wrong.)

As a dedicated Oly shooter, I am afraid that the entire camera market is in disarray. Unless there is some sort of innovative market disrupter, kind of like Tesla vs the car industry, then the number of camera manufactures will wane. I must say that when people ask me what camera system to enter into, I usually suggest Canon...They're one of the few big dogs on the porch.

First off, let me state that I was a Television Broadcast engineer for 20 years starting back in the late 70's. I've been out of it for quite awhile, but man how things have changed. Anyway, back then a LONG commercial break was 2 minutes and there was generally at start-break, a mid-break, and an end-break (which was shared with the start break for the following program). A special note here, in that most of these were network breaks and our station only made direct income on the local breaks we ran and still turned a reasonable profit. We actually had to pay the network to carry their programming including all their breaks and ads!

Anyway, to get to the point, today's breaks are far more frequent and much, much longer. So much so that I think it's getting absurd! Last night, my wife and I watched an approx. 2 hour movie that took 3-1/2 hours to air and I counted and average of 8 commercials, two promos, and/or PSA's in each break. Some had even more (especially promos), but not one break was less than 5 minutes and a couple were a full 8 minutes long! I wish I had also counted the actual number of breaks, but I was having trouble keeping up with the movie already. Top that off by the fact that most of us pay to have this programming brought into our homes with cable, satellite, and/or streaming fees and subscriptions and I simply have to wonder how many jillions of dollars these channels are making on all these ads and double dipping on their subscriptions and/or fees as well.

While I realize that money is the driving factor here and we will never get around the corporate greed for more and more income, I think it's high time we began to rebel against this situation or at least put the powers that be on notice that we are fed up with this situation. I'm not sure what we can effectively do about this, but I'm certainly open to your suggestions and I will be writing my cable company and local stations about this, as well as posting this topic in multiple venues to see if there is any real response from the public in general. I am also considering going back to "Off Air" TV only. While they still run too many ads, at least they don't double dip by also charging me for their overall programming. Anyway, I'd love to start a reasonable discussion on this subject and would appreciate your input. I'd really like to start some grass roots support and give them as much negative feedback as possible. Thanks for reading this far and please "Enjoy the Season and Celebrate the Reason!"

I didn't want to cut in on philo's post, so I'm starting a separate one.

We have Internet, phone, and TV from Spectrum. It just went up $10/mo to $178. If I drop cable TV, how till that affect my ability to get Netflix, Prime, etc? Does that simply come into the house as the Internet connection - and cable TV is a separate feed through the same wire?

If I drop cable TV, my cost for phone and Internet will increase because I'll no longer have the Triple Play, so I'll have to take that into account.