How long will my facebook account be disabled is it temporary or forever?
The Person is asking if it's forever Disabled and Deactivation is DIFFERENT guys!... once your account is disabled maybe you violate facebook rules or it is just mistaken.. June 1 2012 My fb was disabled.. 2:55pm and since I don't receive any E-mail and that's not normal fb send email whenever new changes in your fb account but since i don't receive any, I appeal on them why and how? and even explain myself then June 2 2012 1:04 fb sends me e-mail saying my account was MISTAKENLY suspended and they are sorry for the inconvinience.. but now June 3 2012 3:14 am I was again disabled and maybe it's Sunday and they have no office hours I got to wait for them to read my appeal again. By the Way I realy notice many got disabled Since June 1 some from my country Philippines Some from Indonesia, Hongkong and many.. Asian Countries So i get alarm when I remember June 2 when My best friend talk to me saying it could a Virus in Asia making us disabled, but I dont think about it since I just get my fb account but after a day June 3, Now I got disabled and waiting for my fb to be back because i do really believe I don't violate any fb rules
If I disable my facebook account temporarily will I lose my friends or will they be there when I reactivate it?
There's a difference between Deleting and Deactivation your Facebook account. Facebook says that: "If you deactivate your account, your profile and all information associated with it are immediately made inaccessible to other Facebook users. What this means is that you effectively disappear from the Facebook service. However, we do save your profile information (friends, photos, interests, etc.), so if you want to reactivate at some point, your account will look just the way it did when you deactivated. Many users deactivate their accounts for temporary reasons and expect their information to be there when they return to the service. If you permanently delete your account, all personally identifiable information associated with your account will be purged from our database. This includes information like your name, email address, mailing address, and IM screen name. Copies of some material (photos, notes, etc.) may remain in our servers for technical reasons, but this material is disassociated from any personal identifiers and completely inaccessible to other users. Facebook also does not use content associated with accounts that have been deactivated or deleted". Hope this helps!
How do I disable my Facebook account temporarily?
Go to this link and follow the steps.
How long does it take for a Facebook that is temporarily locked to be opened?
It depends on why Facebook has temporarily locked your account. It can take upto some minutes, 24 hours, 7 days, 14 days, 21 days or a month or more.Why Facebook accounts are temporarily disabled?There may be any suspicious activity on your account, which Facebook found such as login in from different locations.If you had sent multiple Friend Requests recently, which Facebook found that they were unknown & may be some of them have reported your account, it could be one of the reason of account block.You may have posted some content (text/image) which doesn’t follow Facebook guidelines, your account may be blocked.How to recover your Facebook account if it’s temporarily disabled?If Facebook asks to provide valid identity proof, the issue may be resolved in few minutes once you provide valid ID proof for your account.You may submit request to Facebook using the form on this page.Cheers,Pramod K. Ram - Social Media Marketing Tips for Brands Promotion
I temporarily disabled my Instagram account, but I can't log into it anymore. Why can't I log into it?
Temporary deactivation is only available via desktop. To solve your problem try logging in via the mobile app. You will get a notification indicating that Instagram is not finished deactivating your account, and to try logging back in in a few hours.
I temporarily disabled my Instagram account and I can't log in?¿?
I temporarily deactivated, My account but 2 minutes later I changed my mind and waned it back so I tried logging in a couple times but it keeps saying "We haven't finished disabling your account yet please try again in a few hours" How long will them "few hours" Be can anyone tell me so I know when to try again?
How do you disable your Facebook account?
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