Important: If you delete your Facebook account before receiving your account information, we are not able to resend a copy of your information as we no longer retain any information when an account has been permanently deleted. Our Data Policy has more information about how we collect and use your information, how it's shared and how long we retain it. For more information on how we collect, share and use information, please review our Data Policy.
You can also contact us. To learn more about how you can request content from a Facebook account of a deceased person visit the Help Center. You can submit data access requests through this channel only if you are the rightful Facebook account holder or an authorized representative. How can we help you with your account access issue? My account has been hacked.
My account has been disabled. I can't log into my account. My account is deactivated. If you think your account was hacked, you can secure it by going to the Help Center. To learn more about why your profile may have been disabled and what you can do if you think it was disabled by mistake, please visit the Help Center.
When logging into your account by entering your email address and password, you will be redirected to a page that informs you that your account has been disabled. On-screen instructions can take you through a few steps to request a review.
If you need help logging into your account, please visit the Help Center. To reactivate your account, log into Facebook with your email and password. If you're having trouble reactivating your account, visit the Help Center. Once you've logged into your account, you can use our self-service tools to access and download your information.
How can we help you with your deactivation or deletion question? I want to deactivate my Facebook account. I want to delete my Facebook account. Depending on how much content you've posted to Facebook—including photos, videos, text posts, and other forms of media—it might take some time for the file to be prepared. I've been on Facebook for over a decade, and my But I also haven't uploaded many photos or videos to the site. Once you have the file, you can download it as a folder to your desktop.
Mine was labeled "facebook-louisematsakis. The first piece of information you will want to look at is a file labeled index. Clicking on this file will open a tab within your browser, with a menu of options on the left-hand side.
Under Profile , you'll find a list of basic information the site has about you, like the exact time you signed up for Facebook, the contact information you've provided, as well as any work or education history.
One surprising piece of information on this screen: Facebook keeps a list of everyone you've previously said you were in a relationship with. For me, this includes a bunch of my friends, because back in middle and high school, it was cool to declare you were in a relationship with a close friend.
The list only includes three people I've actually dated. The very first person on the list is, inexplicably, my own cousin being 13 was weird, OK? The Photos tab contains every photo you've ever uploaded to the site, as well as related metadata, like the IP address from which each photo was uploaded. Scroll down, and you'll find a link to the facial recognition data that Facebook retains.
If you click it, you can see your Example Count , which could be the number of photos Facebook used to train a machine learning algorithm to recognize your face. My Example Count is Facebook says this figure is "a unique number based on a comparison of the photos you're tagged in.
We use this data to help others tag you in photos. The Videos tab contained dozens of clips I posted to my friends' timelines when I was a teenager. It's impressive how much you can forget what you shared over the years; I was horrified to realize that Facebook had so many grainy videos of my face at 13, 14, and 15 years old.
Also fun? If you recorded a video on Facebook but never actually posted it, Facebook still has it. In the Friends tab you'll find every single one of your Facebook friends, as well as the date that you added each other. You can download all images at the same time, and this article explains how. One of the reasons some Facebook users decide to download all their photos in bulk is because they want to delete their accounts. Note: When choosing to download all Facebook images in bulk, the created folder also downloads any other data residing in the specified folders.
Keep in mind that the number of videos and pictures you have on Facebook determines how long it takes for the file to download. You can only download all photos from the Facebook page for which you are the administrator. However, to download all images and videos, you will also have to download all other data.
It might take a few minutes for Facebook to create a downloadable file. Once complete, you can save it to your device. There are several reasons why this could potentially be the case.
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