Will Facebook Actually Delete My Account If I Deactivate It?
Clarify the difference between deactivating and deleting your Facebook account in this informative video.
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Deactivating your Facebook account is not the same as deleting it. Deactivation temporarily hides your profile and activity, allowing you to return whenever you want. Your account will not be deleted if you choose to deactivate it. To permanently remove your profile, you must select the delete account option in settings. Keep in mind that once deleted, recovering the account will not be possible. Carefully weigh your decision and consider saving important information before proceeding.
FAQs & Answers
- What happens when I deactivate my Facebook account? When you deactivate your Facebook account, your profile and activity are temporarily hidden, but the account is not deleted. You can reactivate it anytime by logging back in.
- Can I recover my Facebook account after deactivation? Yes, you can recover your Facebook account after deactivation by simply logging back in. Your data will still be intact.
- What is the difference between deactivating and deleting a Facebook account? Deactivating your account temporarily hides it, while deleting it permanently removes your account and data. Once deleted, recovery is not possible.
- What should I do before deleting my Facebook account? Before deleting your Facebook account, consider downloading important information and saving any content you may want to keep, as recovery after deletion is impossible.