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Are you fed up with the world’s most popular social network?
Billions of people use this social media giant daily, according to Facebook statistics. So then, why do you want to unfriend it?
It's okay; we're not here to pass judgment. Rather than that, let us assist you in learning how to delete Facebook.
Before we jump into deleting your account, let's consider the following:
Now that you know what happens when you delete your account permanently, let's see how to get off Facebook:
There you go – your Facebook account is gone forever.
If, after all, you decide to cancel your deletion request, go to the app, sign in to your account, and click the Cancel Deletion option.
Suppose you changed your mind, and you miss that sweet Facebook timeline of yours.
Or maybe you regret your time spent on social media but aren't just ready yet to say goodbye forever.
It's okay – instead of deleting it, you can deactivate Facebook. The advantage of such is that you may always reactivate it later with no risk of data loss.
Also, Facebook deactivation is a short-term solution that blocks your profile details from being visible. In addition, no one will be able to send you friend requests.
Unlike when deleting Facebook, no data gets deleted when deactivating your account. Also, you will still have access to Messenger and can still use Facebook login info for signing in to other applications.
The process of deactivating your account follows similar steps to deleting your account. Now, you just have to click Deactivate instead of Delete.
And that is how you deactivate Facebook. Piece of cake!
Of course, it's up to you to decide whether you want to temporarily or permanently say goodbye to Facebook.
Deleting your Facebook account is the only way to stop using it forever. Alternatively, deactivate your account if you need to take a temporary break from social media.
A simple reactivation will bring back all your images and posts and your Facebook friends and groups when you are ready to return. However, if you never want to look back, now you know how to delete Facebook.
Deyan Georgiev
Deyan has been fascinated by technology his whole life. From the first Tetris game all the way to Falcon Heavy. Working for TechJury is like a dream come true, combining both his passions – writing and technology. In his free time (which is pretty scarce, thanks to his three kids), Deyan enjoys traveling and exploring new places. Always with a few chargers and a couple of gadgets in the backpack. He makes mean dizzying Island Paradise cocktails too.
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