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If your download window closes on you, you’ll have to start again.

A deactivated account is temporarily removed. This is a time-sensitive matter-files are large, so Facebook will only make them available to you for a few days before they delete them. Log in to Facebook and locate the downward arrow indicating a dropdown menu in the top-right corner of the page. As a Facebook user, you have the option to delete Facebook, but you may prefer to deactivate your account instead. On the other hand, if you prefer taking a temporary social media detox, deactivate your account instead. Put simply, if you want to stop using Facebook for good, delete it. Once it’s done, though, Facebook will let you know via email that your data is ready for you to save. When you delete your Facebook, your account is gone, and you cannot recover it. Facebook has a lot of information about you, so this will not be immediate-it may be several days before the file or files are available for you to download. Once you know what you want to back up, select a file format (HTML or JSON-the latter is better if you want to transfer your data somewhere else), and click Create file. This long list of items is completely selected by default, but you can pick and choose what you want to take with you by clicking the checkboxes on the right. If you only want the last few years, for example, you can choose a date range, as well as the specific type of information you want to save-from Messenger conversations to posts, polls, places, and events. This will let you save everything you’ve ever posted to Facebook since you opened your account, plus all the data the company has on you.

To do the last of those options, click the View link next to it.