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Deactivate your Instagram

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Deactivate your Instagram
How to deactivate or delete your Instagram account
Instagram is one of the most popular social networks, with a staggering 800 million users globally.
The photo-sharing network is a great place to share snaps of your daily life with friends and family, and likewise see what they are up to. It’s also a brilliant place to discover images around topics that interest you – from locations to animals, food and celebrities.
If you’ve tried Instagram and think it isn’t for you or you just want to get rid of it, you might be wondering how to delete an Instagram account. If you use the app it’s not obvious how to do it.
Follow the instructions below to delete Instagram. Bear in mind that once you delete your account, all your photos will be removed permanently, so you may want to think about temporality disabling it instead. We'll show you how to do that too.
You can’t delete Instagram using the app - it has to be done via a web browser, either on a smartphone, tablet or PC.
How to delete your Instagram account

1: Go to Instagram’s Delete Your Account page and enter your username or email and password.
2: Next to ‘Why are you deleting your account?’ use the drop-down menu to select a reason. These include ‘Privacy concerns’ and ‘Too busy/too distracting’.
3: Instagram will try and keep you by making suggestions, but if you are determined to leave, re-enter your password in the box below and click Permanently delete my account.

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How to deactivate your Instagram account
Temporarily disabling your account is a good solution if just want a break from Instagram, but don’t want to lose your photos, or think you might come back to it in the future.
1: Head to www.instagram.com/accounts/remove/request/temporary/. Instagram will warn you that can only disable your account once a week.
2: Select a reason for disabling your account from the drop-down menu.

Lpg in Fb

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Demand for U.S. LPG exports to rise in Asia - News
With fracking and horizontal drilling technologies allowing the U.S. to access more shale resources, other countries in Asia in demand of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are expected to benefit from more exports and lower prices, according to Reuters.

With the U.S. exporting more LPG due to a surge in production, Middle East exporters, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, will likely have to lower their prices to keep themselves competitive amidst a growing supply of U.S. LPG. This is another sign that North America is quickly catching up with the world's top producers in oil and gas in the Middle East to become the biggest supplier of LPG exports in 2014.

With LPG products, such as butane and propane, widely used in household appliances and in transportation vehicles, Asia will be a huge market. With countries like China trying to find cleaner fuels to replace coal to reduce pollution, U.S. LPG exports might just be the prime substitute for these expanding markets.

Buyers in Asia are also hoping for lower prices for liquefied natural gas(LNG) exports as more U.S. export projects are approved, South China Morning Post reported. In September, the U.S. Department of Energy approved the fourth LNG project, which expands the nation's export capacity to 51 million tons.
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Main focus of LPG exports is Asia
In a recent report by ESAI Energy, the energy researchers said now is a good time for the U.S. to increase LPG exports to Asia. Out of the almost 350,000 bpd of LPG surplus the U.S. is expected to produce, ESAI Energy predicts about 110,000 bpd will be sold in Asian markets. With this increase in U.S. LPG exports, prices from Saudi Arabia are anticipated to drop from over $70 per barrel in 2013 to $65 per barrel in 2015.

"This game-changing development will redraw global LPG trade flows and force Middle Eastern LPG exporters to lower prices," ESAI Energy said.

Facebook people you may know Remove

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Facebook people you may know Remove
How to disable Facebook's 'People you may know' feature
Mardi Kightlinger, A.A. Electrical and Electronics Engineering (1977)
Answered Jan 28, 2017
To Remove and/or Control the "People You May Know" feature on Facebook.

Typically this is an issue for newer subscribers as Facebook wants to "help you" get in the swing of things. They take the address books of your chosen friends on Facebook and use them to provide you with suggestions for folks you may wish to have as further Facebook friends. I consider this an intrusion into my privacy and a total annoyance on anyone's Home Feed. For some folks it may be painful to see the names and faces of others whom they know. I disagree with Facebook's choice to force this upon us. To remove this follow the steps below.
1. Click on the "See All Friend Suggestions" link in the People You May Know box in your Home Feed.
2. At this point you can just start clicking "Remove" on each of the suggestions that are already loaded to your page, if you wish, but steps 3-5 below will stop more from coming. Luckily, you can pretty much rapid-click the Remove links. Yay.

3. On the right, in the box that says "Add Personal Contacts" click the words, "See how it works" if you want to understand it more fully, or click the words, "Manage imported contacts" if you want to control who sees your address book or quit seeing the address book suggestions of others.

4. On the "Manage Invites and Imported Contacts" page, scroll down and click on the link in blue that says, "Remove all Contacts."
5. When the next screen appears click, "Remove." Facebook with send you a message saying they did it.

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Oluwasegun Micheal Iratzs, Founder at iHYPE HUB (2017-present) ·
The main reason for this feature is your LOCATION.
“We often suggest people you may know based on things you have in common, like mutual friends, places you've visited, or the city you live in," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement. "But location information by itself doesn't indicate that two people might be friends. That's why location is only one of the factors we use to suggest people you may know.
Android Users
Those with the Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system can head into Settings, choose Apps, then select Facebook, select Permissions, and then set Location to "off."

Back To My Facebook Account

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How to Recover Your Facebook Account When You Can No Longer Log In

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Did you forget your password and can no longer log in? Or was your account hacked?

You are not alone! Hundreds of people turn to us with similar questions every day. Fortunately, Facebook offers several automated ways to reclaim your account. Whether you forgot your password or can no longer log in because a hacker changed it, you have several options. We’ll show you how to recover your Facebook account, step-by-step.

Note: This article covers everything I know about Facebook account recovery. Read this article, read the comments, and if you still have questions, leave your own comment and hope for the best. There’s nothing more I know or can do to help.
1. Are You Still Logged In Somewhere?

Before you try to recover your account, check whether you are still logged into Facebook on any of your devices. This could be another browser or browser profile on your computer, your Facebook Android or iOS app, or a mobile browser, for example on your tablet.

If you can access Facebook anywhere, proceed to step 1a of our article on what to do when your Facebook account got hacked.4 Things to Do Immediately When Your Facebook Account Is Hacked 4 Things to Do Immediately When Your Facebook Account Is HackedHaving your Facebook account hacked is a nightmare. A stranger now has access to all your personal information and could harass your friends and followers. Here's what you can do to contain the damage.Read More

Note: If you set up two-factor authentication and have lost access to your Code Generator, here’s how to recover your account.

2. Have You Tried the Default Account Recovery Options Yet?

OK, so you could not find a device where you were still logged into Facebook. Let’s proceed with the recovery then. If possible, use a network or computer from which you’ve logged into your Facebook account before.

First, you need to identify your account. Head to the Facebook recover page and use an email address or phone number you previously added to your Facebook account. Even if it doesn’t say so, you can also use your Facebook username.

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Once you successfully managed to identify your account, you will see a summary of your profile. Before you proceed, carefully check whether this really is your account and whether you still have access to the email address(es) or mobile phone number(s) listed.

Should you No longer have access to these? proceed to point 3 of this article.

If all looks well with the contact details that Facebook has on file for you, however, click Continue. Facebook will send you a security code. Retrieve it, enter it, and rejoice in having recovered your account.

If the code never arrives, click Didn’t get a code?, which will take you back to the previous Reset Your Password screen. You can try again or maybe you’ll realize that you don’t have access to the account/s after all.
Back Into Your Account

If you managed to regain access to your account and if you suspect that your account was hacked, immediately change your password (use a strong password!) and update your contact information. These are key steps in securing your Facebook account. Be sure to remove any email addresses or phone numbers that are not your own or that you can no longer access.5 Things You Can Do NOW To Secure Your Facebook Account & Make It Recoverable 5 Things You Can Do NOW To Secure Your Facebook Account & Make It Recoverable To most of us this is the biggest nightmare. You want to log into your Facebook account and your password no longer works. In the worst of cases, someone managed to hack your account and... Read More

We strongly recommend that you enable two-factor authentication, so this won’t happen again.
3. Did Your Contact Information Change?

Often, it’s not possible to recover an account using the options above. Maybe you no longer have access to the email address(es) and phone number(s) you once added to your profile. Or maybe a hacker changed this information. In that case, Facebook allows you to specify a new email address, which they will use to contact you about recovering your account.


To start this process, click the link No longer have access to these? in the bottom left on the reset password page to start the recovery process. Facebook will ask you for a new email address or phone number, so that they can reach out to you if needed. Click Continue to proceed.

If you have set up Trusted Contacts, you will have the chance to use these to recover your account in the next step.

You’ll need to remember at least one full name of your three to five Trusted Contacts to reveal all of them. Note that you only need three codes to recover your account.

If you didn’t set up Trusted Contacts, you might be given the option to answer one of your security questions and reset your password on the spot. As an additional precaution, this comes with a 24 hour waiting period before you can access your account.

Otherwise, you might have to wait until Facebook gets in touch to verify your identity. Be patient!
4. Was Your Account Hacked & Is Sending Out Spam?

In the event that your account was hacked and is posting spam to the walls of your friends while you can no longer access it, you should report your Facebook account as compromised.

This will actually start a similar yet different process as the one outlined above. While you will use the same information to identify your account, in the following step you will be able to use either a current or an old Facebook password to recover your account.

This is useful in case a hacker changed your password, but it may also come in handy in case you forgot your new password.

Find more security-related tips on the Account Security page in the Facebook Help Center.

Note: If you’re the victim of Facebook malware, read our article on how to prevent and remove it.How to Prevent & Remove Facebook Malware or Virus How to Prevent & Remove Facebook Malware or Virus Facebook malware is a threat, but you don't have to worry about it if you follow this advice. Here's how to avoid the nasty side of Facebook. Read More
5. Still Locked Out of Facebook?

If all of the recovery methods above failed, your last hope is Facebook itself. You can try emailing security@facebookmail.com to explain your situation. They might give you a chance to prove your identity using your passport or driver’s license. This can take several weeks, so practice patience.

Note: If you didn’t use your real name on Facebook, your hopes for recovering your account this way are close to zero.