Deleting your Facebook account is not the easiest task to perform. In all honesty, we didn't expect Facebook to make it easy because in the first place, they don't want you to leave.
The prefer to keep you as long as possible so that they can keep mining information from your Facebook account and serving you with ads. It's their business model.
But If you really want to Delete your Facebook, if you're tired of Facebook completely, then you can Delete your account completely. Remember, you can temporarily deactivate Facebook if you just want a break from the platform and hope to return in future. For that, watch: How To Deactivate Facebook .
Deleting is a whole other ball game. When you delete your account, you will loose access to everything your Facebook account was made of. Photos, friends list, messages....literally everything. And you will not be able to recover anything.
If you're still sure about this, then here's how to delete Facebook permanently. Follow the instructions in the video. There is a direct link in the video description and also a navigation tutorial on how to land on the Deletion page.
What To Do Before Deleting:
Before deleting your Facebook account, make sure you are sure you want to. And that you're aware there will be no turning back. Once your account and all it's data is deleted from the Facebook servers, there will be no turning back.
For good measure, keep an archive of your Facebook information offline in case you need to retrieve something from there in future.
If you care enough, let your friends and important Facebook contacts know that you're leaving. If you need to keep in touch, let them know where else you can keep in touch.
Transfer any important Facebook pages that you have created and wish to keep. Maybe to another Facebook account or to someone else.
