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I'm deleting my facebook. Will everything be deleted? - Nina - 01-17-2014 03:28 PM

I'm deleting my face book account and I was wondering if all private messages I've sent will be deleted too and delete from the inbox of the person sent the messages? Any comments on pictures and statuses.. will they be deleted too? Any posts and pictures I've made and uploaded will they be deleted too? Thanks for the help!


- shell - 01-17-2014 03:33 PM

You can't delete your FB you will have to deactivate it. Once it's been deactivated will will automataclly delete if it hasn't been active again for a certain length if time (something like 12 months) Nothing will be delegated whilest deactivated only once deleted after that time scale. Hope this helps.


- Alan Clark - 01-17-2014 03:45 PM

You can shut down your site.deleted thats a good question, your site could sit on there server for years, messages you sent to other people will still be on there site,even if your gone. you a just shutting down your end,


- DNF - 01-17-2014 04:01 PM

Hi,

Sorry to say, but you cannot delete your facebook account. You can just deactivate it and again go for it whenever you are comfortable. All the data your shared and got will remain intact as facebook is now keeping user data in archived format for long periods of time say 9-12 months and not more than that. In the meantime, it will be sending you messages on a regular note that it misses you.

I manage a bunch of my office facebook accounts and so I am sharing whatever knowledge I have. Below is the link


- Daniel - 01-17-2014 04:04 PM

Depends on What Kind of Delete if you Do if you Do Permanent Delete than Yes if you Just Deactivate it than No But your Account information Will Be Removed Tho