What is the best way to delete all of my facebook activities?

[iTpHo3NiX]

/vote BoS

Necro, last reply was Oct. 20th, 2014

[v32itas]

Yes of course there is no point in asking facebook to delete your data. They are not going to do that. But what you can do about all of this, is to use disinformation. You need to report your account as fake by using someone else account(not sure if newly created accounts can be used). When account get's flagged as fake facebook requests some kind of proof of your identity. And until you provide it. All your messages becomes unreadable to other facebook users something like [flagged as spam]. So you can leave it in this way which is quite OK. Or you can create synthetic identity and pull everything on the guy that is nonexistent. You gonna need some kind of .psd template of driving license or id. So you cannot directly delete all your facebook activities, but you can use such deception by disinformation to get rid of that burden.

[Bark#]

Hey, hey dont shoot me for stating the obvious about what really went down, just thought it was funny (honestly, it was). Evilzone is great, and the best forum for me in my own opinion.

He can do something aout it (or she), thats not what I was addressing. Again, just was commenting on inconsistency of the conversation.

I do realize that this was in 2014, sorry for bumping the thread on my part.

[sh4d0w_w4tch]

You should rename your account before deleting it because when you delete it, all of your messages will retain your real name, only with your name as black text instead of a hyperlink.  If you sent a message to someone saying "hey come join my 1337 troll group" then your name will be recorded as the founder of that group and there will be no way to change that once the account is deleted.  I recommend changing your name on the account and then removing all information.  If deleting the account deletes comments than I suggest doing that after your name is changed because who knows how many compromising comments you have posted around the pages and groups.