There is no secret that your Facebook account collects a lot of details about you. Even if you deactivate your account temporarily the detail is still there. So here know How To Delete Everything on Facebook. You will require to permanently delete your account, to delete all your Facebook Data. In this blog, you will learn how to do precisely that.

What Happens When You Delete Everything On Facebook?

Before we get into the methods, you should think about what will occur if your data is misplaced. Do you log in to websites like Spotify or Pinterest utilizing your Facebook account? If yes then you must pay the additional care. The following are the most noticeable consequences of removing all of your Facebook data:

No More Reactivating

You will not be able to reactivate your account once it has been completely deleted. Except for a few items that will be discussed later, the data has been wiped clean. If you still want to return, you can deactivate your Facebook account for the moment and return whenever you like.

For The Most Part, All Data Will Be Lost

Your photos, blogs, videos, and almost all of your content will vanish. Since your account is almost gone, this also contains your “About Me” details. After permanent account deactivation, there is no way to get any of it back.

Facebook Messenger Is No Longer Available

Although permanent deactivation prevents you from using Facebook Messenger, temporary deactivation allows you to do so. Messenger will be disabled since the Facebook account associated with it is no longer active. Other Facebook-owned apps with different accounts are usually unaffected by this.

There Will Be No More Facebook Logins

Now that your data has been deleted, you won’t be able to log in to Facebook. You may require to make modifications to your accounts for other locations and services. If you require assistance in maintaining your profiles, please contact customer service.

Some Data Remains

The messages you send to other Facebook users are the most common example. Even if you won’t be able to contact each other, these may be saved in their inboxes. Aside from that, slight else would stay on Facebook.

How to delete a Facebook photo album

This process is quite a fast and painless (depending on how many albums you have) and removes the album itself and all the photos within the album.

Go to your Photos page and click on Albums.
Go to the album that you want to delete
Click the gear on the top right and select Delete Album.
Click to confirm

How to delete individual Facebook photos

If you have a lot of photos that don’t have an album to call home, this will take you quite a while. Yes, you need to delete each individual photo one at a time.

Go to your photos page
Click the photo to open it
Click Options on the menu bar below the photo
Select Delete This Photo and click Delete
After you delete one photo, click the right arrow to scroll to the next and repeat the process.

How to untag yourself from Facebook photos

While you can delete your own photos, you may still be tagged in photos that someone else has posted. For these, you’ll have to remove your tag from each one to set yourself free.

Go to your activity log, then click Photos and Videos (under Filters on the left) then choose Photos You’re Tagged In.
Click to check the box to the left of the posts you’d like to remove a tag from.
Click Report/Remove Tags at the top of the page
Click Untag Photos to confirm

NOTE: Remember that you can only choose 10 photos at a time. So select 10, remove your tag, then do another 10. Not as painful as removing one-by-one, but it’s not far off.