What's the difference between deactivating and deleting my account?
If you deactivate your account:
a) You can reactivate whenever you want.
b) People can't see your timeline or search for you.
c) Some information may remain visible to others (example: messages you sent).
If you delete your account:
a) You can't regain access once it's deleted.
b) We delay deletion a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time.
c) Some information, such as messaging history, isn't stored in your account. This means friends may still have access to messages you sent after your account has been deleted.
d) Copies of some material (example: log records) may remain in our database but are disassociated from personal identifiers.
If you deactivate your account:
a) You can reactivate whenever you want.
b) People can't see your timeline or search for you.
c) Some information may remain visible to others (example: messages you sent).
If you delete your account:
a) You can't regain access once it's deleted.
b) We delay deletion a few days after it's requested. A deletion request is cancelled if you log back into your Facebook account during this time.
c) Some information, such as messaging history, isn't stored in your account. This means friends may still have access to messages you sent after your account has been deleted.
d) Copies of some material (example: log records) may remain in our database but are disassociated from personal identifiers.
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