Sign in to Facebook. Go to Settings & privacy > Settings > Apps and websites. (Apps and websites is on the left, but you'll need to scroll down a bit. It's nested under Your Activity.) Select Remove ...

Facebook has suffered from a series of data leaks and breaches, on top of multiple privacy scandals. No one would blame you if you’ve decided to delete your Facebook account, here’s how to do it from ...

Facebook was once at the pinnacle of social media, taking over from MySpace as the cool place to be. But since then, it has certainly had a bit of a fall from grace. Scandal after scandal has befallen ...

Deleting Facebook permanently erases all data -- your profile, posts, photos, etc. Deletion is irreversible after 30 days. After deletion, logins for Spotify and others reset too. On a computer, you ...

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 ...

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 ...

It seemed like Facebook was doing something good, but the social network has just given its 2 billion users another reason to delete their accounts. At the start of this week, Facebook announced it ...

So you've deleted your Facebook account. Good. Now let's talk about Instagram and WhatsApp. While logged into Facebook on a desktop browser, click here to delete your Facebook account. Then select ...

In the wake of Meta’s decision to remove its third-party fact-checking system and loosen content moderation policies, Google searches on how to delete Facebook, Instagram, and Threads have been on the ...

Nothing lasts forever, and for many people 2025 is the year they're pruning their social media usage. A social media detox might help you stop being so reliant on social networks, but millions of ...

Security researchers say iPhone users who care about their privacy should delete Facebook from their devices immediately. The report comes from Forbes and makes note of ways that Facebook continues to ...