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  #1 Gualtieri Lind on 19 Jul 12

   

  There's a way to pause your account that will enable you to keep your friends, pictures, messages and most importantly, sanity.
  
  How to Suspend and then reactivate my Facebook Page?
  
  1. Simply go to Account
  
  2. Account settings
  
  3. Deactivate
  
  Now you'll disappear from existence like Marty McFly's family picture in "Back To The Future."
  
  You don't even need the help of a flux capacitor to become visible again because the next time you log in, you will reappear like nothing happened. An even easier way to keep your Facebook page is stand up to that new person you met and back what you believe in - either that or give them a fake name.
  
  Be warned though, people have been known to lose all their status updates and photos they previously posted to Facebook so if you are attached to your profile steer clear of the deactivation button.
  
  Recently a friend of mine on Facebook asked the question: 'How can I delete photos off Facebook?' This article will look at the different cases and what you can do about photos of you.
  
  Your own photos
  
  If you have uploaded the photos yourself, it is a very easy procedure: simply go to the specific photo. When you scroll down you will find a link on the left side saying: 'Delete This Photo'. Once you've clicked on it, it will ask you a double check question just to make sure you didn't accidentally click on the link. Once you confirm the question the photo will be deleted.
  
  You can also delete multiple photos by going to an album and clicking on 'Edit Album Info'. Go to 'Edit Photos' and you will find a little box to click beneath the photo saying 'Delete this photo'.
  
  Photos other people have posted
  
  You cannot delete photos that other people have posted however you can un-tag yourself by clicking on 'Remove Tag' at the bottom next to your name. Anyone connected to them will still be able to see it among their photos.
  
  Abusive photos
  
  If you find a photo posted about you is abusive in its content you can anonymously report it by clicking 'Report This Photo', a link that you will find in the bottom right corner below the photo. Remember that this does not work if you just don't like the way you look in a photo.
  
  Delete a profile photo
  
  Given that you have uploaded your profile photo you can easily delete it by clicking on your current picture, selecting the 'Remove as Profile Picture' link below the photo. You can then also delete the photo, which means no one will be able to see it anymore.
  
  Change your privacy settings
  
  An easy way to control whom can see which pictures of you, whether you've uploaded them or someone else is to set your privacy setting accordingly. To do this go to 'Account', which you find on the top right of your Facebook screen next to Home and Profile, click on 'Privacy Settings' and you'll find a window pop up containing your setting called 'Sharing on Facebook'. You will find some preset setting which you can personalize simply by clicking on the 'Customize settings' link.
  
  
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There's a way to pause your account that will enable you to keep your friends, pictures, messages and most importantly, sanity.<br /><br /><b>How to Suspend and then reactivate my Facebook Page?</b><br /><br />1. Simply go to Account<br /><br />2. Account settings<br /><br />3. Deactivate<br /><br />Now you'll disappear from existence like Marty McFly's family picture in "Back To The Future."<br /><br />You don't even need the help of a flux capacitor to become visible again because the next time you log in, you will reappear like nothing happened. An even easier way to keep your <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.tips4facebook.com">Facebook page</a> is stand up to that new person you met and back what you believe in - either that or give them a fake name.<br /><br />Be warned though, people have been known to lose all their status updates and photos they previously posted to Facebook so if you are attached to your profile steer clear of the deactivation button.<br /> <br />Recently a friend of mine on Facebook asked the question: 'How can I delete photos off Facebook?' This article will look at the different cases and what you can do about photos of you.<br /><br /><strong>Your own photos</strong><br /><br />If you have uploaded the photos yourself, it is a very easy procedure: simply go to the specific photo. When you scroll down you will find a link on the left side saying: 'Delete This Photo'. Once you've clicked on it, it will ask you a double check question just to make sure you didn't accidentally click on the link. Once you confirm the question the photo will be deleted.<br /><br />You can also delete multiple photos by going to an album and clicking on 'Edit Album Info'. Go to 'Edit Photos' and you will find a little box to click beneath the photo saying 'Delete this photo'.<br /><br /><strong>Photos other people have posted</strong><br /><br />You cannot delete photos that other people have posted however you can un-tag yourself by clicking on 'Remove Tag' at the bottom next to your name. Anyone connected to them will still be able to see it among their photos.<br /><br /><strong>Abusive photos</strong><br /><br />If you find a photo posted about you is abusive in its content you can anonymously report it by clicking 'Report This Photo', a link that you will find in the bottom right corner below the photo. Remember that this does not work if you just don't like the way you look in a photo.<br /><br /><strong>Delete a profile photo</strong><br /><br />Given that you have uploaded your profile photo you can easily delete it by clicking on your current picture, selecting the 'Remove as Profile Picture' link below the photo. You can then also delete the photo, which means no one will be able to see it anymore.<br /><br /><strong>Change your privacy settings</strong><br /><br />An easy way to control whom can see which pictures of you, whether you've uploaded them or someone else is to set your privacy setting accordingly. To do this go to 'Account', which you find on the top right of your Facebook screen next to Home and Profile, click on 'Privacy Settings' and you'll find a window pop up containing your setting called 'Sharing on Facebook'. You will find some preset setting which you can personalize simply by clicking on the 'Customize settings' link.<br /> <br /><br /><br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://howtofacebook.co/how-to-delete-facebook-account-how-do-i-delete-my-facebook-account">How To Delete Facebook Account</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://howtofacebook.co">How do I Delete My Facebook Account</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O981DU78S-E">Delete facebook group</a></div>

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