If I Deactivate My Facebook

If I Deactivate My Facebook: Are you planning on deactivating or permanently getting rid of your account on facebook for reasons best known to you and you are confused, you don't know which one to do because you can't figure out the difference between them, well this article will discuss mainly the difference between these two and advise you on the one to go for 
  

Delete or deactivate Facebook account – what’s the difference?
There are two different ways to get your Facebook account offline. The first is deactivating, which means:

• You can reactivate your account whenever you want

• People can’t see your Facebook Timeline, or search for you

• Some information may remain visible (like messages you’ve sent)

• Facebook saves your account info (like friends and interests) in case you reactivate

But deleting your account is a much more serious matter. If you delete your account:

• Facebook delays deletion for a few days after the request is made. If you log in during the grace period, the deletion is cancelled

• You can’t regain access to your Facebook account once it’s deleted

• It can take up to 90 days for your data that’s stored in backup systems to be deleted. However, your info isn’t accessible on Facebook during this time

• Some things aren’t stored in your account, like messages that you’ve sent to friends – these will remain active

Now that you've seen the difference between these two, you are left to make your choice. I would advise that if you still have it at the back of your mind that you want to come back to Facebook, that all you just need is a short break, then deactivating your account is the best things to do but if you want to let go finally without looking back, then deleting your account is better.

Check out this links to Deactivate your Facebook Account and Permanently Delete your Facebook account.

I hope this was helpful? Kindly share this with friends so they can spot the difference.