How to Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account

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Are you ready to say goodbye to your Facebook account for good? Whether you’re concerned about privacy or just looking for a fresh start, permanently deleting your Facebook account is a straightforward process. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how to do it.
Step 1: Log In to Your Facebook Account
Start by logging into the Facebook account you want to delete. You’ll need access to your account to initiate the deletion process.
Step 2: Access the Settings
Once you’re logged in, look to the top right corner of the Facebook page. There, you’ll find a small down arrow, which is a little triangle pointing downward. Click on it.
Step 3: Navigate to Settings
From the drop-down menu that appears, choose “Settings & Privacy.”
Step 4: Open the Settings Menu
In the “Settings & Privacy” section, select “Settings.”
Step 5: Find Your Facebook Information
On the left-hand side of the page, you’ll see a list of options. Click on “Your Facebook Information.”
Step 6: Access Deactivation and Deletion
Under the “Your Facebook Information” section, you’ll see an option called “Deactivation and Deletion.” Click on it.
Step 7: Choose “Permanently Delete Account”
You’ll now be presented with two options: “Deactivate Account” and “Permanently Delete Account.” To delete your account permanently, click on “Permanently Delete Account.”
Step 8: Confirm Your Decision
Facebook will ask you to confirm your choice. Click on “Continue to Account Deletion.”
Step 9: Enter Your Password
For security purposes, you’ll be prompted to enter your Facebook password. Go ahead and do that, and then click “Continue.”
Step 10: Final Confirmation
At this point, Facebook will let you know that your account will be deleted after 30 days. If you’re absolutely sure about your decision, click “Delete Account.”
If you are on a mobile device, the procedure is similar:
Step 1: Open the Facebook App
Begin by opening the Facebook app on your mobile device. You’ll need to be logged in to the account you wish to delete.
Step 2: Access the Menu
In the top right corner of the app, you’ll see three horizontal lines, which is the menu icon. Tap on it.
Step 3: Navigate to Settings & Privacy
In the menu, scroll down and look for “Settings & Privacy.” Tap on it.
Step 4: Open Settings
Under “Settings & Privacy,” tap on “Settings.”
Step 5: Locate Your Facebook Information
Within the “Settings” section, you’ll find a category labeled “Your Facebook Information.” Tap on it.
Step 6: Find Deactivation and Deletion
Under “Your Facebook Information,” you’ll see an option called “Deactivation and Deletion.” Tap on it.
Step 7: Choose “Permanently Delete Account”
You’ll now see two options: “Deactivate Account” and “Permanently Delete Account.” To delete your account permanently, tap on “Permanently Delete Account.”
Step 8: Confirm Your Decision
Facebook will ask you to confirm your choice. Tap “Continue to Account Deletion.”
Step 9: Enter Your Password
For security reasons, you’ll be asked to enter your Facebook password. Go ahead and input your password, and then tap “Continue.”
Step 10: Final Confirmation
At this point, Facebook will inform you that your account will be deleted after 30 days. If you’re absolutely certain about your decision, tap “Delete Account.”
Congratulations! You’ve initiated the process to permanently delete your Facebook account. Remember that during the 30-day waiting period, if you log in to your account or use Facebook in any way, the deletion process will be canceled. To ensure your account is deleted as planned, refrain from logging in during this period.
After the 30 days, your Facebook account and all your data will be permanently gone, and there’s no way to recover it. If you change your mind, be sure to cancel the deletion before the 30-day period expires.
That’s all there is to it. Deleting your Facebook account is a simple process, but it’s essential to consider all the implications before taking this step. Make sure you’ve backed up any important data or photos you want to keep, and be prepared for life without Facebook.