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This wikiHow teaches you how to temporarily disable your Facebook page, but you only need to log in to get it back. This process is different from deleting a Facebook account permanently.
Steps
On the phone
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Open Facebook – dark blue app with a white “f” inside. If you’re logged into Facebook, you’ll be taken to the News Feed page.
- If you’re not logged into Facebook on your Android device, enter your email address and password, then tap Sign in to go to the News Feed page.
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Tap the ☰- shaped button in the bottom-right corner of the screen (iPhone) or the upper-right corner of the screen (Android).
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Scroll down and tap Settings . If you’re on Android, skip this step.
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Tap Account Settings . It’s at the top of the pop-up menu (iPhone) or near the bottom of the ☰ menu (Android).
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Tap the General tab near the top of the screen.
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Click the Manage Account option at the bottom of the page.
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Click the Deactivate link to the right of the “Account” heading.
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Enter the password and then click Continue to go to the disable page.
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Tap the reason for the account lockout. If you select Other at the bottom of the section, you’ll need to enter a reason you want to disable it.
- If you want Facebook to automatically activate your account after a week or less, click This is temporary. I’ll be back. (This is a temporary action. I’ll be back) then select the number of days to deactivate the account.
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Click Close if prompted for another action. If Facebook thinks the reason you’ve chosen is fixable, you’ll see a pop-up with alternative action (optional); when you click Close this message will disappear.
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Turn off email notifications and/or Messenger if you want. Just click on the boxes next to Opt out of receiving future emails from Facebook and Keep me signed into Messenger, respectively.
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Click Deactivate at the bottom of the page. Your account will be deactivated immediately.
- You may be asked to enter your password again before deactivating your account.
- You can reactivate your account by logging into Facebook the next time you open the app.
On PC and Mac
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Visit the Facebook website at https://www.facebook.com/ . If you’re logged into Facebook, you’ll be taken to the News Feed page.
- If you are not logged into Facebook, type your email address (or phone number) in the upper right corner of the screen and click Log In to continue.
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Click the ▼ icon at the top right of the Facebook page, just to the right of the ? . A drop-down menu will pop up.
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Click Settings near the bottom of the drop-down menu.
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Click the General tab at the top left of the page.
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Click the Manage Account option at the bottom of the page.
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Click the “Deactivate your account” link just below the Close button.
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Type your Facebook password into the data field near the center of the page.
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Click Continue . If the password is correct, you will be taken to the disable page.
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Click the disabling reason in the “Reason for leaving” section near the bottom of the page.
- If you want Facebook to automatically activate your account after a week or less, click This is temporary. I’ll be back. then select the number of days to deactivate the account.
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Click Close if prompted for another action. Depending on the reason for leaving you choose, Facebook may recommend that you sign out or add friends instead of deactivating your account.
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Look through the exit option. Before deactivating your account, you can check or uncheck the following options:
- Email opt out – When you check this box, Facebook will stop sending you emails.
- Messenger – Disable Facebook Messenger as well. If you don’t check this box, people can still find and send you messages through Messenger.
- Delete applications – If you are a Facebook developer and have created apps, they will be listed on this page. Checking this box will remove the apps from your developer profile.
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Click the blue Deactivate button at the bottom of the page.
- After this step, you may need to enter the password again.
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Click Deactivate Now . Your Facebook account will be locked. Any time you want to reactivate it, just go to the Facebook login page, type in your email address and password and click Log In .
Advice
- When you deactivate your account, all the information on your profile will be saved in case you come back.
Warning
- Deactivate accounts only when absolutely necessary. If you do this too often, after a certain time, you will not be allowed to reactivate your account right away.
- The only way to permanently remove sensitive information from Facebook’s servers is to delete the account.
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