Facebook Customer FAQ

This Gethuman guide helps Facebook users recover an account disabled by Facebook administrators. Users can provide one form of government-issued identification or a few forms of other identification that matches the information on their Facebook profile. Since Facebook doesn't accept any digitally altered photos, users are reminded not to edit their photos, but they can physically cover up any sensitive information before taking a photo or scanning the document.

You may want to memorialize a Facebook page to allow friends and family to post memories and messages, keep the profile online or prevent the profile from being deleted by Facebook. The easiest way to memorialize a page is to contact Facebook directly. You can also do it yourself by following a few simple steps. If you are the executor of an estate, there are a few things that you should do. You can contact Facebook to permanently delete the account.

If you lose access to your Facebook account, there are several recovery methods available. Begin by clicking “Forgot password?” on the login page and enter your associated email, phone number, or username. If you still have access to your phone, you can receive a reset code; otherwise

Facebook may disable your account for violating its Community Standards, with threats of suspension or permanent disablement due to issues like harassment or inappropriate content. Users typically receive warnings before suspension. Account recovery is possible within 180 days through an appeal, but if unsuccessful, permanent disable

Facebook may disable your account for violating its Community Standards, with threats of suspension or permanent disablement due to issues like harassment or inappropriate content. Users typically receive warnings before suspension. Account recovery is possible within 180 days through an appeal, but if unsuccessful, permanent disable