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Facebook Messenger: sign up without a Facebook account

Facebook just made a big play to get more users to sign up for its chat product, Messenger: It's no longer requiring people to have a Facebook account to join.Facebook
In the US, Canada, Peru, and Venezuela, users can now sign up with a phone number, name, and photo alone.
Messenger's becoming an increasingly important product for Facebook. It's been regularly adding new features to the app, like peer-to-peer payments and the ability for third-party software developers to create apps to run inside it.
The app added 100 million new users in only three months, bringing it to more than 700 million users, the company announced in June.

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that the company believes in waiting until its products hit 1 billion users before focusing on turning them into meaningful businesses (read: revenue drivers).

This change could create another spike in user sign-ups, and bring Messenger closer to that magic "1 billion" landmark.

Welcome to Facebook login new Account

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Welcome to Facebook login new Account

If you’re a Facebook and Gmail user (who doesn’t anyway?), you’d be glad to know that Facebook now supports myOpenID. This means that you can now use your Gmail credentials to login to Facebook. To put in in a simpler way, this simply means that everytime you are logged in to your Gmail account, the moment you visit Facebook, you will be automatically logged in. Meaning, you don’t need to type in your username and password anymore.

This in effect saves you some time and provides quick access to your Facebook profile page.
To enable this feature you need to link your Facebook to your Gmail account first. Just go to your Facebook account settings, select Gmail in the Linked Accounts section, and that’s it.
Log in to your Gmail account then go to http://facebook.com. Notice that you will be directed to your Facebook profile without being asked to login first.

This feature is currently in testing mode, so expect more enhancements sometime soon.If you’re a Facebook and Gmail user (who doesn’t anyway?), you’d be glad to know that Facebook now supports myOpenID. This means that you can now use your Gmail credentials to login to Facebook. To put in in a simpler way, this simply means that everytime you are logged in to your Gmail account, the moment you visit Facebook, you will be automatically logged in. Meaning, you don’t need to type in your username and password anymore.

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This in effect saves you some time and provides quick access to your Facebook profile page.
To enable this feature you need to link your Facebook to your Gmail account first. Just go to your Facebook account settings, select Gmail in the Linked Accounts section, and that’s it.
Log in to your Gmail account then go to http://facebook.com. Notice that you will be directed to your Facebook profile without being asked to login first.
This feature is currently in testing mode, so expect more enhancements sometime soon.

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How to Recover Deleted Facebook Messenger Messages on Android- dr.fone
Wrongly deleted Facebook messages on your Android device? Want to recover deleted Facebook messages? Here are two simple methods tell you how to recover deleted Facebook messages easily!

As we all know, Facebook Messenger is one of the most important applications on your Android to stay connected with your close ones. Sometimes it is an important app in a work environment and can even have important work messages. Many of us prefer to communicate through Facebook as it enables faster communication and ensures easier connectivity. At other times, you know that some messages are way too special to be deleted - after all, Facebook might be the place where you met your girl. So, what do you do if you find yourself mistakenly deleting some messages from Facebook Messenger?

The messages could turn out to be crucial. Hence, losing messages from your Facebook Messenger could be frustrating. Not only you will you lose memorable messages with your loved one but also important work details. With a little bit of work, it is possible to recover deleted Facebook messages on your Android phone. Yes, it doesn't matter if you have deleted facebook messages from the Messenger app, you can still have access to those lost messages.
Part 1. Can we recover deleted Facebook Messenger messages from Android device?
Part 2. How to archive Facebook Messager messages?
Part 3. Recover deleted Facebook messages from a downloaded archive
Part 4. Watch Youtube Video on How to Recover Facebook Messages on Android?

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Part 1: Can we recover deleted Facebook messages from Android device?
Recover deleted Facebook messages
Facebook Messenger follows the principle called, off the internet. Off the internet, means there is another copy of the same messages in your phone memory. Hence, messages you thought were gone, are actually still there on your phone. So it is feasible to recover deleted Facebook messages within several simple steps easily.
Here is how you can recover your deleted Facebook Messages:
Download any file explorer for Android. This app will help you explore the folders on your SD card. I suggest using ES explorer, it is one of the best.

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Facebook Sign in Page Again

How can I delete my Facebook account and start afresh with a new one?
I deleted the Facebook app on my phone. However, friends can still see my page. I want everything permanently deleted. How can I do this? Jean
Facebook is a website, and all the data for your page is stored on various Facebook servers in giant data centres. It is not stored on your PC or on your phone: they are just ways to access it online.
To delete your Facebook page, you must log on to your account, then go to the “Delete my account” page at facebook.com/help/delete_accountand click the big blue button.
The Facebook help page says: “When you delete your account, people won’t be able to see it on Facebook. It may take up to 90 days to delete all of the things you’ve posted, like your photos, status updates or other data stored in backup systems. While we are deleting this information, it is inaccessible to other people using Facebook.” If you change your mind and log on later, you will be offered the chance to reactivate your account, but some or all of your data may have been deleted.
Before you delete your Facebook page, it’s a good idea to download a copy of your data. To do this, click the downward-facing triangle and select Settings from the drop-down menu. When the page loads, click the text that says “Download a copy of your Facebook data.” Facebook will email you when your data is ready to download.
Otherwise, consider deactivating your account rather than deleting it. The effect is exactly the same as far as your friends are concerned: you and your data disappear from Facebook. However, you can re-activate your account if you change your mind.
No email address, no password
I don’t remember my email address and Facebook password. How can I close my account? Alban
You can’t easily close an account unless you can log on to it. But how many email addresses do you have? Too many to try them all?
Go to the “Find Your Account” page athttps://www.facebook.com/login/identify and try entering the email addresses and/or phone numbers you usually use, your user name or your full name and search for your account.

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If you can’t find it, get a Facebook friend or family member to help. Ask them to go to your Facebook page, click on About and look for your email address under “Contact Information”. If you didn’t make your email address visible, ask them to send you the internet address (the URL) of your page. This will tell you your username, which you can enter in the “Find Your Account” page.
For example, if your user name was John Doe, then your Facebook page would probably be at https://www.facebook.com/John.Doe
There is a way to delete an account that you can’t access, but you have to create a new Facebook account to do it. In this case, navigate to your old account and Report/Block it. Next, choose “This is my old profile” and then “Close this account”. Facebook says: “the profile will be reviewed and deactivated after we’re able to verify that it’s your old account”.
There is no way to merge two accounts.
People who are likely to forget their names, passwords and email addresses should add one or more “trusted contacts”. To do this, go to the Settings page, select Security (on the left) and then click on “Trusted Contacts”. This allows you to choose from three to five people – unfortunately, three is the minimum. If you ever have a problem accessing your account, you can ask for a security code to be sent to a trusted friend. They pass the code to you so that you can use it to access your account.
Making a fresh start
I want to delete my Facebook account because there are lots of things on it. I want to start with a nice clean Facebook page. Suzette
Your Facebook account is tied to your email address and/or phone number, not your real name, because there may be hundreds or thousands of people with exactly the same name. You must therefore think carefully about which email address and/or phone number you want to use in future. Remember, you cannot use the same ones, because Facebook will reactivate your old account, instead of creating a new one.
Before you delete your account, get a back-up of your data, as described above. After that, go to your account settings and change the key entries to something you don’t want. It’s most important to change your email address to another working email address – you can create one for the purpose. You can also change your real name, your user name, and possibly your password. (Changing your password will stop your smartphone and tablet apps from logging in.)
The settings for “Account security” may also contain a list of “registered devices” that are associated with your account. You may want to remove those as well.
Remember, when you create a new account, Facebook will do its best to reactivate your old account, based on whatever data was in the old account.
Note that when you delete your old account, you will lose all your friends, photos, messages, comments, favourites, games and other data. You will also lose access to user groups and so on. Make sure you keep a record of everything you want to get back.
Also, tell your important friends that you intend to delete your old Facebook account and create a new one. If you don’t, they may think you are being impersonated by a scammer and report you. If they have already confirmed that you are a friend, they won’t expect to get another friend request, unless you warn them.
If you do all this, then you should eventually be able to create a new account, with your preferred email address and user name. I wouldn’t expect this to work until your old information has been flushed from Facebook’s system. That could take about two weeks, but it might take a month or more.
You could, of course, create a new account and then Report/Block the old account, as described above. However, I prefer my method. First, it’s against Facebook’s terms and conditions to create more than one personal account. Second, you would not be able to create a new account with your old user name and email address. Third, you’d have to rely on Facebook to verify and deactivate the old account, instead of being able to do it yourself.
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How To Reactivate My Fb Account After Deactivating
Facebook: Here’s How to Deactivate Your Account

Did you know Facebook allows you to temporarily deactivate your account? This allows you to stop others from viewing your profile and content, without actually deleting any of your information. If you ever want to come back to Facebook later on, you can reactivate your account by logging into Facebook with your email address and password.

Our guide will show you how to deactivate your account from within the Facebook mobile application.

Note: These screenshots were captured in the Facebook app on iOS. Also note, when you deactivate your Facebook account, you can still chat with friends on Messenger.

Step 1: Tap the three lines in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap “Setting & Privacy.”

Step 3: Tap “Account Settings.”

Step 4: Tap “General.”

Step 5: Tap “Manage Account.”

Step 6: Tap “Deactivate.” You may be asked to enter your password after doing so.

Step 7: Scroll down and tap the circle to the left of the option that best describes why you want to deactivate your account. You can tap the circle next to “Other, please explain further:” if you want to enter your own reason.

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Important Note: If you select “This is temporary. I’ll be back.” Facebook will set your account to automatically reactivate after seven days. This setting can be customized to anywhere between one and seven days, but you can’t stop the reactivation from happening. If you don’t want your account to automatically reactivate, you’ll need to select a different choice for why you’re deactivating your account.

Step 8 (optional): Depending on your choice, a window may appear describing how you can address the issue without deactivating your account. If you want to continue with the deactivation process, tap “Close.”

Step 9 (optional): When you deactivate your account, you may still receive emails from Facebook related to things like event invitations and photos you’ve been tagged in. Tap the box to the left of “Opt out of receiving future emails from Facebook” to prevent Facebook from sending these emails.

Step 10: Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and tap “Deactivate.” This will log you out of the Facebook app and deactivate your account.

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Re: reactivation of account

Hi @MHBeauty.

For reactivation request, please submit a case to the User Services team. Writing in the forum is not the best place to get this request done.

To submit a case, follow this link: https://community.box.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/BoxSearchLithiumTKB

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