After your account has been deleted, you won't be able to retrieve anything you've added. If you have additional Facebook profiles, you can also delete or deactivate all profiles under your …

Learn the difference between deactivating and deleting your account Delete, deactivate or reactivate an additional Facebook profile Delete or cancel deletion of your Facebook Page …

If you have additional Facebook profiles and delete or deactivate your Facebook account, you also delete or deactivate all profiles under your account. Learn how to delete or deactivate …

If you have additional Facebook profiles and delete or deactivate your Facebook account, you also delete or deactivate all profiles under your account. Learn how to delete or deactivate …

Learn the difference between deactivating and deleting your account Temporarily deactivate your Facebook account Reactivate your Facebook account Permanently delete your Facebook …

After your account has been deleted, you won't be able to retrieve anything you've added. If you have additional Facebook profiles, you can also delete or deactivate all profiles under your …

You can delete or deactivate your additional Facebook profiles individually. You can reactivate them at any time.

To help us remove your loved one's account from Facebook, we'll need you to provide documentation to confirm you're an immediate family member or executor of the account holder.

Memorializing an account also helps keep it secure by preventing anyone from logging into it. If you're a legacy contact, learn how to manage a memorialized account. If you'd like to report a …

There are a few ways you can delete information if you want. You can start by using our tools to review specific information and deleting it, or you can permanently delete your account to …