How to Delete Your Facebook Information by Yourself – Alright, so you really want to delete any trace of your Facebook activity. If you’ve chosen to permanently delete your account, Facebook will do that for you – you don’t need to involve yourself in the process. However, if you feel like contributing, you can help make things faster by deleting specific parts of your Facebook content manually.

This may reduce the 90-day deletion process by quite a bit. It can also help you tidy up your search history and connected apps, even if you aren’t planning on writing off Facebook anytime soon.

Have you ever erased the history on your internet browser? It’s pretty much the same process with Facebook – only it’s much slower and more time-consuming.

Also Read – How to Download All your Information from Facebook

Fortunately, the social media giant has improved in that aspect as well. Nowadays, it’s much easier to view, manage, and delete your information.

It all starts with the activity log. There are two ways to access it:

1. In your settings page, click on Your Facebook Information > Activity Log:

2. Alternatively, you can click on the “Activity Log” button in your Facebook profile (bottom-right corner of your cover photo, next to “Update Info”).

Your activity log is part of the “Filters” panel that lets you view and delete posts and comments, remove likes (by unliking), and erase search history. There’s a lot more you can do, from deleting group posts to managing content that connected apps have posted on your behalf:

TIP: Some options in the “Filters” panel are hidden. To see them, click on “MORE” under the respective category.

Going through all your Facebook activity and content can be lengthy, tiresome work. To help you out, we’ve prepared a few quick guides for the most popular types of content users often delete on Facebook. Check them out below!