Facebook 账户可永久删除
虽然您可以轻松删除帐户，但包括消息在内的一些数据将永远保留，正如网站隐私政策中所述。
全球适用
该删除方式全球用户均可使用。
账户访问
请确保能登录你的 Facebook 账户
邮箱访问
可能需要通过邮箱验证删除请求
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虽然您可以轻松删除帐户，但包括消息在内的一些数据将永远保留，正如网站隐私政策中所述。
即时
通常会立即禁用账户访问
7–30 天
在宽限期内你可以恢复账户
30–90 天
从活动系统中完成数据删除
注意：根据服务的隐私政策，部分数据可能因法律、安全或备份目的保留更久。
尝试在设置菜单搜索“删除账户”“关闭账户”或“停用”。
请直接联系客户支持。在 GDPR 地区，你拥有法定删除权利。
部分服务存在宽限期。等待 24–48 小时后再试。
如果你在删除 Facebook 账户时遇到问题，可参考以下资源：
访问链接页面，选择“删除您的帐户”，然后点击“继续”。选择删除帐户的原因，然后点击“继续删除帐户”。最后，确认您的密码并单击“删除帐户”。
登录您的帐户，转到参数，单击删除我的帐户。单击“我要删除我的帐户”进行确认。再次单击“删除我的 9GAG 帐户”。
打开网址并接受条款和服务后，您的帐户将接受审核。该帐户将在 1 至 5 个工作日内删除。
从 Bitfinex 平台右上角的菜单访问账户设置页面。通过更改您的账户状态来停用您的 Bitfinex 账户。最后，通过确认电子邮件确认这一点。此过程是不可逆转的，您的数据将根据审计和监管目的所需的时间保留。
删除帐户的唯一方法是发送客户支持请求，选择“关闭帐户”并填写表格，然后您将收到一封具有讽刺意味的电子邮件，要求您创建 Bittrex 支持帐户密码，以便您可以跟踪请求的状态。
滚动到底部并单击“删除我的帐户...”。然后提供发送到您的电子邮件的确认码和您的帐户密码。没有给出确认，但该帐户立即被删除。
通过电子邮件联系客户支持并请求删除您的帐户。
这必须通过应用程序完成：设置⮕隐私⮕删除我的帐户。您的 99pay 钱包中不得有任何关联的 pix 密钥或值。
访问链接页面，滚动到底部，然后单击“请求删除帐户”。您将收到一封电子邮件，其中包含用于删除帐户的链接。您的请求将在 10 个工作日内完成。
首先删除您的网站和广告。然后转到右上角的菜单，点击“我的个人资料”，然后点击页面底部的“删除 AddMeFast 帐户”并确认。
您有两种选择：1) 下载 [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/app/6747765678) 并在应用程序内删除帐户，或 2) 发送电子邮件请求删除帐户并等待几天进行处理。
在链接页面上，点击“请求删除您的帐户”按钮。填写表格，然后点击“删除帐户”。您可能会收到一封后续电子邮件来验证您的身份。
关闭时您将无法重复使用帐户上的电子邮件地址，但他们似乎接受一次性电子邮件地址。但是，对于 2017 年 5 月之前创建的账户，还有一个具有相同电子邮件地址的 Amazon Marketplace 账户。请参阅 Amazon 的条目以删除该帐户。
如果您可以通过应用程序删除帐户，请按照链接中提供的流程进行操作。如果您使用网络客户端，则必须联系 support@anghami.com。您的帐户将在 24 小时内停用，并在 30 天后删除。
访问链接页面，然后在“帐户设置”下，单击“如果您想删除您的 Arduino 帐户”旁边的链接。您将收到一封电子邮件，其中包含用于删除帐户的链接。
Facebook states that after you request deletion, your account is disabled for 30 days (the grace period). After the 30 days, the deletion process begins, and it can take up to 90 days to completely delete all your data from Facebook's systems. However, some information may remain in backup storage for a reasonable period due to technical limitations. Facebook also retains certain data if required by law, such as financial transaction records. Importantly, messages you sent to other people will not be deleted — those copies remain in their inboxes, as those are their messages now, not yours.
Facebook is one of the most data-intensive platforms in the world. It collects not just what you post, but your browsing habits via the Facebook Pixel on third-party sites, your location history, device information, contacts, and inferred interests. Deleting your account removes your data from Facebook's active systems, but the company may retain anonymized, aggregated data derived from your activity. Facebook also shares data with its subsidiaries (Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger) and has extensive data-sharing partnerships with third-party advertisers and data brokers. If you've used Facebook Login on other sites, those accounts will remain but you'll need to recover them through alternative methods. After deletion, Facebook will still keep records of your deletion request and any legally required financial data.
Your copies of messages are permanently deleted. However, the messages you sent to other people will remain in their inboxes, because those messages now belong to their accounts, not yours. This is a common concern — many users expect deletion to be absolute, but platform architecture means shared content persists with other users.
Yes. Even though Facebook owns both platforms, they are separate services with separate accounts. Deleting your Facebook account does not automatically delete your Instagram or WhatsApp accounts. You must delete each separately.
Facebook initiates the deletion process immediately (your account is disabled), but permanent deletion takes up to 90 days. During the first 30 days you can cancel by logging back in. During the remaining 60 days, Facebook purges your data from active systems, backups, and disaster recovery systems.
Yes, after the deletion process is fully complete (after 90 days), you can use the same email address to create a new Facebook account. However, you will not be able to recover any of your old data, friends, or posts.
If you are the sole admin of a Facebook Page, you must transfer ownership to another user BEFORE deleting your account. Otherwise, the Page will be orphaned and may be removed. Facebook gives a warning about this during the deletion process.
If your Meta Quest or Oculus account is linked to your Facebook account, you may lose access to purchased games and apps. Meta recommend unlinking your accounts before deletion. Check the current Meta account policies as they have been evolving.
Facebook Login prevents deletion
If you use Facebook to log into other apps (Tinder, Pinterest, etc.), Facebook may warn that deleting your account will cause you to lose access to those services. Solution: Before deleting, update each linked app to use email/password login instead.
'Something went wrong' error during deletion
This often happens if Facebook's systems detect suspicious activity or if you have uncashed ad credits. Clear your browser cache, try incognito mode, or try a different browser. If it persists, contact Facebook support via the Help Center.
Facebook ad credits preventing deletion
If you've purchased Facebook ads and have unused credits, Facebook may block deletion until the credits are either used or forfeited. Contact Facebook support to request a refund for unused credits before attempting deletion.
Can't find the deletion option
Facebook has moved the deletion option multiple times. The current path is: Profile picture > Settings & Privacy > Settings > Your Information > Account Ownership and Control > Deactivation or Deletion. If you can't find it, use the direct link to the Facebook Accounts Center.
Facebook offers a 'Deactivate' option that is NOT the same as deletion. Deactivation hides your profile, removes your name from most things, and prevents anyone from viewing your profile. But Facebook keeps all your data, and you can reactivate at any time simply by logging back in. Deletion is permanent — after the 30-day grace period, all your data is scheduled for permanent removal. If you're unsure, deactivate first. You can always come back and delete permanently later. Deactivation is also useful if you just need a break from social media.