When an account is disabled, Facebook immediately deletes it and all of its content from the site. His/her profile, images, postings, and so on are not visible. It appears as if the account has been deleted from the website. You can view your previous communications with him/her, although you cannot access his/her profile or send private messages to other users.
Users of Facebook have the option to delete their account. Deleting a Facebook account removes it from public view on the social network, as well as anything you’ve ever posted or uploaded to its servers. Because certain communications, like as messages, aren’t kept on your account, your pals may still be able to see them.
A deleted Facebook account can’t be recovered. The communications you sent on Facebook may still be visible to other users. After 90 days, all of your Facebook data will be permanently erased. You won’t be able to use any of the other software you’ve signed up for using your Facebook account.
When you log out of your Facebook account, no alert is sent to your friends or relatives. Unless they search for your now-deactivated profile or ask you in the real world, your pals will not find out that you’ve deserted it.
The quickest method to figure out who is keeping you from seeing their content on Facebook is to search for your name. If the following message appears, one of two things has happened: they have deactivated their account or you have been banned… You can tell if it’s the case by looking for them on your friends list.
