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Old 10-04-2013, 03:42 AM   #5
John Sellers
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Originally Posted by infinite monkey View Post
I disabled my account earlier today. The next step is complete deletion. I found a website to guide me.
I thought Frakbook only allowed account deactivation, not complete deletion.

This is the thing most webmasters don't think about. When a user deactivates, closes, or deletes his or her account, it should be totally erased from a given website's database upon cancellation leaving absolutely no trace. It's be as if that user had never registered at that website. This might mean that if a user decides to re-register an account, he or she will have to re-enter his or her info., but it also has the advantage of allowing the user to start fresh (like I'd like to do on PayPal, Google, Yahoo, and a bunch of other sites).
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