These days, it's the opposite of hip and cool. It's loaded down with AI slop, advertising, and clickbait, and has now decided fact checking on the platform is too much effort. Most users are now much busier on other apps, while social media sharing has evolved to become more private and limited (WhatsApp group chats, anyone?).
The instructions here are for Facebook on the web, but you'll find the same menus and options inside the mobile apps.
Before you delete Facebook
You can download everything you've ever posted to Facebook. Credit: LifehackerAfter logging into Facebook on the web, click your profile picture (top right), then Settings & privacy. On the next screen, choose Settings, then Download your information and Continue: Facebook will then guide you through the process of choosing the data you want to download, and compiling an archive of it.
With that done, it's worth checking in on the apps and platforms you've got connected to Facebook. From your Facebook profile, click your profile picture (top right), then Settings & privacy > Settings > Apps and websites. Here you'll find all the connections you've allowed Facebook to make down the years, from browser extensions to games—click Remove next to each one.
Activity log. On both the Where you're logged in and Recognized devices pages, click the three dots to the right of each entry, then Log out or Remove. This means there's no trace of your Facebook activity lingering anywhere else.
How to delete Facebook
You get a choice of deactivation or deletion. Credit: LifehackerSettings > Accounts Center. Here you'll see all the accounts registered with Meta (so Instagram and Horizon accounts as well as Facebook, for example), and they can be managed and deleted separately.
Choose the deactivation option if you're not sure about leaving Facebook, or if you want to carry on chatting using the Facebook Messenger app: Your profile will be hidden, but people will still be able to contact you on Messenger. Your posts, photos, and videos won't be erased, in case you want to come back—and there's no time limit in terms of reactivating your account again in the future.
You've got 30 days to change your mind: If you log back into Facebook within that time period, you'll get the option to bring your account back again, even if you chose permanent deletion. Facebook says it may take up to 90 days for all traces of your activity on Facebook to be erased from the record.
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