There are many reasons to delete or disable your Facebook account. You might be worried about how the social networking site compromised and exposed to private data of millions of its users. Or you are angry at the unwanted role Facebook played in spreading the false information of foreign governments about US candidates in the presidential elections of 2016. Or you just want to keep from mindlessly scrolling through your feed in your spare time.
Whatever your reason for deleting is, if you want to leave Facebook, we are here to help you with all settings. As part of CNET's new YouTube channel, we'll show you how to permanently delete your account and other options, such as deactivation, if you can not disconnect permanently. We even show you how to find settings to store everything you've ever posted (photos, videos, comments), and to find all the ads Facebook has stored on you.
Take a look at our How To Delete Facebook video at the top of the story.
If you're ready to part with Facebook, you have several options.
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If you need more information before removing your account, read How to delete your Facebook account for good on CNET or How to delete your Facebook account so that the social network no longer logs your data,
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