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Deactivating your Facebook account
Pt. 10 of 10 | 1:33 |
Friday June 18, 2010
Facebook Privacy Primer
Friday June 18, 2010
If Facebook
has started to take up too much of your time or if you find yourself obsessing about what happened to the members of your Grade 3 class, you can always choose to
deactivate your Facebook account
. Deactivation is temporary and gives you the option to take a breather from Facebook without actuallydeleting your profile
. It's a simple, reversible procedure that only takes a couple of minutes.Download this episode now
Quicktime Show Notes
UPDATE: Facebook has begun rolling out new and simplified privacy settings for some users. Many of the tips in this series still directly apply however.
- If you're worried that Facebook is slowly consuming your life, you might start thinking about deleting your account.
- An alternative to account deletion is to deactivate your account.
- Click on Settings.
- Now click on Account Settings.
- You can click on deactivate account at the bottom.
- You will be asked to give a reason, then you can choose to opt out of Facebook emails as well.
- If you do choose to deactivate, you will be able to reactivate your account at a later date if you want.
- If you're worried that Facebook is slowly consuming your life, you might start thinking about deleting your account.
- An alternative to account deletion is to deactivate your account.
- Click on Settings.
- Now click on Account Settings.
- You can click on deactivate account at the bottom.
- You will be asked to give a reason, then you can choose to opt out of Facebook emails as well.
- If you do choose to deactivate, you will be able to reactivate your account at a later date if you want.
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