The data is segmented into groups: like ads, contact info, events, messages, timeline, and more. I started with the ads tab and learned which advertisers possessed my contact information.
One of my male colleagues had a few surprising advertisers collecting his data: Rod Stewart, Sally Beauty and Cyndi Lauper. He said he's not a fan of any of those brands. Related: Facebook has gotten too big for Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook also preserved conversations I had with people I've tried to forget. But apparently I didn't try hard enough. That includes the guy I dated on and off for several years.
I hadn't actively deleted our Messenger conversations. Messenger is the chat app also owned by Facebook. I needed to delete the history of our conversations in order to erase it from Facebook's digital memory The "contact info" section read like a Rolodex of all the contacts I've had ever stored in my phone -- including individuals that I no longer have in my most recent iPhone.
Did you know that Facebook users upload around million photos every day? But before you delete all the photos from Facebook and lose them forever, downloading them first might be a great idea. That way, they will all be in the same folder. You can download all images at the same time, and this article explains how. One of the reasons some Facebook users decide to download all their photos in bulk is because they want to delete their accounts.
Note: When choosing to download all Facebook images in bulk, the created folder also downloads any other data residing in the specified folders. Keep in mind that the number of videos and pictures you have on Facebook determines how long it takes for the file to download.
You can only download all photos from the Facebook page for which you are the administrator. However, to download all images and videos, you will also have to download all other data. It might take a few minutes for Facebook to create a downloadable file. You can select the type of file and image quality. JPEG files in high quality are best for printing your photos at home or using a service. As long as the post is public, you can download shared posts from your favorite Facebook pages, too.
So, you're ready to delete or memorialize your account , or just print or store your photos for future use. Unless your privacy settings are locked down, anyone can use pictures of yourself or your friends and family.
To check if your settings are private double-check the symbol next to each photo is set to 'friends only. Just like sharing photos with your Facebook friends is important, end-of-life planning is too. Icons sourced from FlatIcon. This website uses cookies to improve your experience.
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