Deleting Facebook is permanent. There’s no coming back from it unless you’re willing to create a new account. Still want to?

2025 has been the year of the social media detox as millions of users decide they're done with Facebook, or Meta, entirely. Along with deciding to change social media habits, users have been worried ...

Searches for "deactivate Facebook” have surged since Meta announced subscriptions. Here's why you shouldn't deactivate Facebook, but delete it instead. Facebook has been under fire of late. The Mark ...

Every year around Christmas and New Year's there seems to be a surge in people wanting to unplug from social media. From wanting a break from doom scrolling to spend more time with family or wanting ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Facebook is still popular, with around 3 billion users logging in ...

It’s never exactly easy to pull the plug on a social media account you’ve had for years. For many of us, our accounts are filled with years of photos, memories and memes that aren’t easy to part with ...

Facebook isn't for everyone. In this guide, we tackle how to delete your account permanently and deactivate it temporarily. We may receive a commission from our partners if you click on a link to ...

It will be news to no one that Facebook has a poor reputation when it comes to protecting your data. Thankfully, there are ways to reclaim your data from Facebook’s many privacy downfalls. Even if you ...

Before deleting your Facebook account, back up your data and get new credentials for services where you use Facebook Login It takes a few steps to delete your Facebook account without losing data or ...