Learn how to delete Facebook data

Collection of customer's SMS and call data records is being made by social media through Facebook. These data can be dangerous for the customer. But you can delete all those data if you want.

Learn how to do it.

Log in to your Facebook account. Go to the right-hand side of the bar and go to the settings menu.

Clicking Settings will open the General Account Settings page. Click on 'Download A Copy of Your Facebook Data'.

Then click on the 'Download Archive' button. But before starting the download, you will have to enter your Facebook account password.

Then a zip file will open. Click the ZIP file that will be saved automatically on your computer.

Then click on the downloaded HTML folder of that drive. There you will find all your call history and SMS log data. While scrolling there, you can see all incoming and outgoing SMS-related information. Which has saved Facebook.

You got all the data. How to delete this time from Facebook. As well as in future, so that Facebook can not record such data.

First log in to http://facebook.com/invite_history.php. This will open the 'Manage Invite and Imported Contact' page. From here you can delete all your call data and invitations one by one. In addition to this, you can delete all the data once you click on the 'Select All' option and click on the 'delete select' button. After deletion, Facebook will confirm by showing a dialog box showing 'Deletion succesful'.

You can delete all your contacts by going to 'Contact Improved' on those pages. In the 'Remote All Imported Contact' option, click on the Removal button. All contacts will be deleted in it. After that there will be a dialog box in which your request has been kept in the Facebook.

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Learn how to turn off this feature from iOS and Android phone apps. Open the Facebook app on the Android phone and go to the right menu button. From there, select 'App Settings Options'. From there, turn off the Continuous Contact Contact feature. That's right! Even then, you can not record your call data and SMS any day.

In fact, Facebook has been facing controversy by sharing information with Cambridge Analysts.