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Videos count toward your storage quota, but pictures are unlimited. The good news is that with any of the plans you get unlimited, full-resolution photo uploads.

Facebook says it can take up to 90 days for all your data to be deleted from its servers, and to avoid logging back into the site for a few days after you’ve requested deletion, as it will, bizarrely, reinstate your account.īut make sure to delete the app everywhere-on your phone, your tablets, smart TVs, fridges, or whatever other crazy places you’ve logged into Facebook over the years-and it wouldn’t hurt to delete all the apps you have connected to Facebook (that could still have data on you) before you delete your account.There are a few storage and pricing plans to choose from. After you press the OK button, Facebook will then email you to confirm the deletion process has started. It’s quite simple: click this link (which is quite difficult to find on Facebook itself.) You have to re-enter your password again and fill out a captcha. If you want to take the final plunge and purge yourself from the platform entirely, here’s what to do: How to delete your Facebook account It’s not ideal, but it’s better than losing all the photos forever. The bad news is that Facebook scrubs all the metadata from the photos, meaning if you were to upload them to Google Photos or Apple Photos, it’ll look like they were all taken the day you got your download from Facebook. The file structure doesn’t make a lot of sense, and there will likely be duplicates, but it should all be there.

(I joined in 2005, and my archive was 925 MB.)