Oh, so you found a duplicate Facebook account that shows your profile, but it’s not you who created it? Watch out! It could be a cloned Facebook account and your friends could be just one step away ...

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 ...

Ever think about deleting your Facebook account? Perhaps you don't want to worry about the various privacy threats. Or maybe you want to delete your account just to make more time for your offline ...

To delete your Facebook account, go to account settings on the website or app. Before you close your Facebook account permanently, you'll have a chance to download your personal data. You can also ...

Facebook trails fellow Meta-owned social network Instagram for the app Americans want to delete the most, cybersecurity publication VPNOverview reports, citing privacy concerns, so here’s how to ...

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 ...

While there are already plenty of other social media platforms available today, you still keep your Facebook account around for a variety of reasons. Perhaps it's where you connect with friends and ...

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 ...

Deleting Facebook permanently erases all data -- your profile, posts, photos, etc. Deletion is irreversible after 30 days.