Deactivating a Facebook account means removing it temporarily. Deleting a Facebook account means removing it permanently. You can also reactivate Facebook after deactivation.
Deactivation vs. Deletion: What You Need to Know
- Use your Facebook login to access another website, temporarily deactivate, and reactivate it again.
- If you don’t reactivate within 30 days of deletion, you’ve permanently deleted Facebook and erased all data.
- Your data is wiped and cannot be restored.
- You can keep Facebook Messenger. It’s a way to hide your photos, friends, and posts.
- Your personal data is not deleted with deactivation.
- Oculus products can’t be used unless you reactivate.
- Rejoining means starting anew if you delete.
- You may lose photos and videos if not backed up.
- You never have to check for data leaks again.
- More control over your personal data is a pro of deletion.
Yes, with the Facebook support chat and phone number (1-844-457-0351), you can talk to a representative. They can help with all your issues. Facebook support live chat is direct.
Getting Help from Facebook Support
- You don’t need to open a ticket.
- Messages to the team can be sent through the website.
- They can also call to resolve issues.
- You must have a Facebook account and a valid ID.
- Live Chat and calling is available 24/7.
- Availability does not guarantee an immediate response.
- If in a hurry, try the Help Center or Community Support.
- To chat, go to https://facebook.com/business/help.
- Scroll to Find Answers Or Contact Support, then Get Started.
- Choose your ad account and follow prompts to chat.
- They can help with account issues, page verification, blocked accounts, and more.