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You may want to delete your old Facebook account for so many reasons ranging from suspected compromise (i.e, your account has been hacked) or you may have forgotten your password, etc. If you suspect that your account has been hacked, you can delete your account, also, if you have forgotten your password, you can still delete your account. So, let's take a look at these two ways: HOW TO DELETE YOUR OLD FACEBOOK ACCOUNT WITHOUT YOUR PASSWORD On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ''Recover this account'' you'll be logged out of your current account and taken through steps to help recover the...

Did you resort to opening a new account because you decided to abandon the old Facebook account for so many reasons? Did you know that leaving your old Facebook unsecured can cause it to be hacked? Your identity could be stolen and used to perpetrate fraud and you could end up getting into trouble for something you didn't do or something you know nothing about? Instead of leaving your old Facebook account unsecured, why not just delete it and continue with the new Facebook account you have? Let us show you how you can delete your old Facebook account. On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ''Recover thi...

Are you confused between deleting your Facebook account temporarily or permanently? You need to first of all be able to differentiate between the two. Bear it in mind that Deleting   it   Temporarily  means DEACTIVATION while  Deleting   it   Permanently  means DELETION.   So, let's differentiate between the two: If you choose to  delete your Facebook account temporarily  or deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to  delete your Facebook account permanently  or delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested.  A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on F...

Are you tired of Facebook and you are confused on the decision to take: Closing it temporarily or permanently? You need to be able to differentiate between the two. Bear it in mind that Closing it Temporarily means DEACTIVATION while Closing it Permanently means DELETION. So, let's see the differences between the two: If you choose to Close your Facebook account temporarily or deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to Close your Facebook account permanently or delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on Facebook during this time. Some things aren...

Let's assume that you are tired of Facebook and you are confused on the decision to take: Closing it temporarily or permanently? Let me show you the difference between the two. Mind you, closing it temporarily means DEACTIVATION and closing it permanently means DELETION. So, let's take a look at the differences between the two: If you choose to deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on Facebook during this time. Some things aren't stored in your account. For example, a friend may have messages from you...

Do you know that you can take a break from Facebook? Simply deactivate or delete your account. Here's what to do: TO DEACTIVATE: On Your Facebook Application Click on the menu button at the top right hand of your Facebook page. On the pop up screen, scroll down to "Account settings" On the pop-up screen, click on "General" On the pop-up screen, tap on  "Manage Account"  On the pop-up screen, tap on "Deactivate" at the right hand corner. Enter your password on the screen that pops up and tap on "Continue" . On the next page, you will be asked if you are sure of the decision to deactivate and to give reasons why you want to deactivate. After you have provided the necessary information, scroll down to the bottom of the page and tap on "Deactivate" to deactivate your account.  You will once again be asked if you want to deactivate your Facebook account, tap on the "Deactivate" button to deactivate your Facebook acco...

Are you tired of Facebook and you are confused on the decision to take: Closing it temporarily or permanently? You need to be able to differentiate between the two. Bear it in mind that Closing it Temporarily means DEACTIVATION while Closing it Permanently means DELETION. So, let's see the differences between the two: If you choose to Close your Facebook account temporarily or deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to Close your Facebook account permanently or delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on Facebook during this ti...

Do you know that you can take a break from Facebook? Simply deactivate or delete your account. Here's what to do: TO DEACTIVATE: On Your Facebook Application Click on the menu button at the top right hand of your Facebook page. On the pop up screen, scroll down to "Account settings" On the pop-up screen, click on "General" On the pop-up screen, tap on  "Manage Account"  On the pop-up screen, tap on "Deactivate" at the right hand corner. Enter your password on the screen that pops up and tap on "Continue" . On the next page, you will be asked if you are sure of the decision to deactivate and to give reasons why you want to deactivate. After you have provided the necessary information, scroll down to the bottom of the page and tap on "Deactivate" to deactivate your account.  You will once again be asked if you want to deactivate your Facebook account, tap on the "Deactivate" button to deactivate...

Probably you have decided to delete your Facebook account temporarily or permanently. Your reasons may be among those that are rampant and prevalent these days: your Facebook account has been hacked or you may have forgotten your password. It is very important to note that whichever decision you choose to take or whichever path you decide to go is different from the other. Deleting your Facebook account temporarily means DEACTIVATION . While deleting your Facebook permanently means total DELETION. As they are different, so do they have different characteristics. And so, we'll take a look at their differences. Choosing to deactivate your Facebook account means that: You can reactivate the account whenever you want People will not be able to see your Timeline nor search for you Some information like the messages you exchanged with friends may remain visible. Choosing to delete your Facebook account means that: Access to your account can't be regained once its deleted Deleting...

Are you confused between deleting your Facebook account temporarily or permanently? You need to first of all be able to differentiate between the two. Bear it in mind that Deleting   it   Temporarily  means DEACTIVATION while  Deleting   it   Permanently  means DELETION.   So, let's differentiate between the two: If you choose to  delete your Facebook account temporarily  or deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to  delete your Facebook account permanently  or delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested.  A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info...

You may want to delete your old Facebook account for so many reasons ranging from suspected compromise (i.e, your account has been hacked) or you may have forgotten your password, etc. If you suspect that your account has been hacked, you can delete your account, also, if you have forgotten your password, you can still delete your account. So, let's take a look at these two ways: HOW TO DELETE YOUR OLD FACEBOOK ACCOUNT WITHOUT YOUR PASSWORD On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ''Recover this account'' you'll be logged out of your current account and taken through steps...

Did you resort to opening a new account because you decided to abandon the old Facebook account for so many reasons? Did you know that leaving your old Facebook unsecured can cause it to be hacked? Your identity could be stolen and used to perpetrate fraud and you could end up getting into trouble for something you didn't do or something you know nothing about? Instead of leaving your old Facebook account unsecured, why not just delete it and continue with the new Facebook account you have? Let us show you how you can delete your old Facebook account. On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ...

Let's assume that you are tired of Facebook and you are confused on the decision to take: Closing it temporarily or permanently? Let me show you the difference between the two. Mind you, closing it temporarily means DEACTIVATION and closing it permanently means DELETION. So, let's take a look at the differences between the two: If you choose to deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on Facebook during this time. Some things aren't stored in your account. For example, a friend may ha...

Probably you have decided to delete your Facebook account temporarily or permanently. Your reasons may be among those that are rampant and prevalent these days: your Facebook account has been hacked or you may have forgotten your password. It is very important to note that whichever decision you choose to take or whichever path you decide to go is different from the other. Deleting your Facebook account temporarily means DEACTIVATION . While deleting your Facebook permanently means total DELETION. As they are different, so do they have different characteristics. And so, we'll take a look at their differences. Choosing to deactivate your Facebook account means that: You can reactivate the account whenever you want People will not be able to see your Timeline nor search for you Some information like the messages you exchanged with friends may remain visible. Choosing to delete your Facebook account means that: Access to your account can't be regained once it...

Do you know that you can take a break from Facebook? Simply deactivate or delete your account. Here's what to do: TO DEACTIVATE: On Your Facebook Application Click on the menu button at the top right hand of your Facebook page. On the pop up screen, scroll down to "Account settings" On the pop-up screen, click on "General" On the pop-up screen, tap on  "Manage Account"  On the pop-up screen, tap on "Deactivate" at the right hand corner. Enter your password on the screen that pops up and tap on "Continue" . On the next page, you will be asked if you are sure of the decision to deactivate and to give reasons why you want to deactivate. After you have provided the necessary information, scroll down to the bottom of the page and tap on "Deactivate" to deactivate your account.  You will once again be asked if you want to deactivate your Facebook account, tap on the "Deactivate" button to deactivate...

Let's assume that you are tired of Facebook and you are confused on the decision to take: Closing it temporarily or permanently? Let me show you the difference between the two. Mind you, closing it temporarily means DEACTIVATION and closing it permanently means DELETION. So, let's take a look at the differences between the two: If you choose to deactivate your account: You can reactivate whenever you want. People can't see your Timeline or search for you. Some info may remain visible (example: messages you sent). If you choose to delete your account: You can't regain access once it's deleted. Deletion may be delayed a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time. It may take up to 90 days to delete data stored in backup systems. Your info isn't accessible on Facebook during this time. Some things aren't stored in your account. For example, a friend may ha...

You may want to delete your old Facebook account for so many reasons ranging from suspected compromise (i.e, your account has been hacked) or you may have forgotten your password, etc. If you suspect that your account has been hacked, you can delete your account, also, if you have forgotten your password, you can still delete your account. So, let's take a look at these two ways: HOW TO DELETE YOUR OLD FACEBOOK ACCOUNT WITHOUT YOUR PASSWORD On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ''Recover this account'' you'll be logged out of your current account and taken through steps...

Did you resort to opening a new account because you decided to abandon the old Facebook account for so many reasons? Did you know that leaving your old Facebook unsecured can cause it to be hacked? Your identity could be stolen and used to perpetrate fraud and you could end up getting into trouble for something you didn't do or something you know nothing about? Instead of leaving your old Facebook account unsecured, why not just delete it and continue with the new Facebook account you have? Let us show you how you can delete your old Facebook account. On Your Facebook Application Log in your present Facebook account Locate your old Facebook account Click on the name Click on the three horizontal buttons at the right-hand of the page (close to message) On the drop down menu, click on ''Report'' Click on ''Recover or close this account'' On the pop-up screen, click on ''Recover or close this account'' If you select ...