I just want to deactivate my account, but how do I do that?Īh, so you’ve gone with the less-scary option. Also, it can take up to 90 days for your data that’s stored in its backup system to be deleted, but this information isn’t accessible on Facebook during this time. Once your account has been permanently deleted, there’s no way to reactivate your account. If you log in during this period, the process of deletion is canceled and your account will be restored (it really doesn’t want you to leave). If you choose the more permanent step, Facebook will delay the deletion for a few days after the request is made. The other way to remove your Facebook account is deleting it… forever. Although some information may stay visible, like the direct messages you’ve previously sent. But until then, people can’t view your Facebook timeline, or even search for you. The first is ‘deactivating’ your profile this means you can reactivate your account at any point.
There are two ways to get rid of your Facebook account.
If like me, you’ve had a Facebook account for just short of a decade, there’s probably too much of your life online - or you’re just fed up of seeing your grandma’s mildly racist Facebook updates (you voted Brexit gran, I get it). Deleting your Facebook accountĪlthough I spent most of my teenage years begging my parents for a Facebook account, I struggle to come up with reasons to keep my account active today. But don’t worry, we’ve produced an easy, step-by-step guide on how to delete your Facebook profile so you can get out from under them for good - or just enough time to give you a break before you dive back in.
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