Disabling the account on Facebook is a step that is common to many users of this site, especially as this step gives them the opportunity to undo it by entering the account again to return to work again.
But it's different if you decide to cancel your Facebook account by following different steps to opt-out.
What is the difference between disabling and cancellation?
Disabling the account means your page is not on the Internet, but your information is still stored on a site-specific server, and if you want to run your account again, you can do so.
But it may seem that the decision to cancel your account on Facebook needs to think and convinced that you made the right decision irreversible because the cancellation of the account does not give you any chance to retreat and restore.
If you decide to cancel your Facebook account, do not forget to keep a copy of your stored account information before canceling it.
To retain your information before you cancel your account, follow these steps:
Click on the triangle at the top of your account page on the left, then click "Settings", and there you'll find a link titled "Download a copy", click it to download and save all your Facebook activity.
Once the site has finished downloading, you begin by preparing to cancel the account via the link below:
You will then have the option to "delete my account", clicking on it, you have canceled your account forever and you can not undo this decision.
But deleting everything you've done on Facebook can take several weeks, and some messages sent to friends may still be stored.
Source: Telegraph, Alhurra
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