Help Center
Accessing & Downloading Your Information
Tools & Resources
How do I view my information on Facebook?
How do I view my information on Facebook?
Our Access Your Information Tool allows you to view your account data in a single place. We also have a number of tools and resources to help you review and control your information on Facebook.
Note: If you want to download a copy of your information on Facebook, you can learn more about the Download Your Information tool.
What does the Access Your Information tool tell me about my account?
What does the Access Your Information tool tell me about my account?
The Access Your Information tool provides a summary of your Facebook account information that you can access at any time and in a single place. We've categorized this information by type so you can find what you're looking for:
You can review information you've posted or shared, such as likes, comments, and videos, below Your Information.
You can view information about your Facebook account, such as location and search history, below Information About You.
Our Data Policy has more information about how we collect and use your information, how it's shared and how long we retain it. It also outlines your rights and how you can exercise them, and how we operate and transfer your information as part of our global services
You can review your information on Facebook (such as recent activity) from the Your Facebook Information section of your Facebook Settings.
To view Your Facebook Information from your mobile device:
1
Tap 
in the top right of Facebook.
in the top right of Facebook.2
Scroll down and tap Settings.
3
Scroll down to Your Facebook Information and tap the information you want to review.
These tools and resources are available in the Your Facebook Information section of your settings:
Access Your Information: A summary of your Facebook information that you can access at any time and in a single place. We've categorized this information by type so you can find what you're looking for.
Download Your Information: Download a copy of your Facebook information. You can download all your categories of information at once, or you can select the specific categories and date ranges you want. Learn more about downloading your information on Facebook.
Activity Log: Within your account, your activity log is a history of your activity on Facebook. From your activity log, you can review and manage things you share, from posts you've commented on or liked to apps you have used or anything you've searched for. Learn more about your activity log.
Manage Your Information: Learn how to manage your information on Facebook and get answers to common questions.
Delete Your Account And Information: Permanently delete your Facebook account and information.
Note: You can learn more about controlling your data and privacy settings in your Privacy Shortcuts.
How do I download a copy of my information on Facebook?
How do I download a copy of my information on Facebook?
If you want to download a copy of your information from Facebook, you can use the Download Your Information tool.
To download a copy of your Facebook data from your mobile device:
1
Tap in the top right of Facebook.
in the top right of Facebook.2
Scroll down and tap Settings.
3
Scroll down to Your Facebook Information and tap Download Your Information.
4
To add or remove categories of data from your request, tap the circles on the right side of Facebook.
5
Select other options, including:
The format of your download request.
The quality of photos, videos and other media.
A specific date range of information. If you don't select a date range, you'll request all the information for the categories you've selected.
6
Tap Create File to confirm the download request.
After you've made a download request, it will appear as Pending in the Available Files section of the Download Your Information tool. It may take several days for us to finish preparing your download request.
Once we've finished preparing your download request, we'll send a notification letting you know it's ready.
To download a copy of data you requested from a mobile device:
1
Go to the Available Files section of the Download Your Information tool.
2
Tap Download and enter your password.
You can also tap Show more to view information about your download request, such as the format and when it will expire.
Note: You can always view your Privacy Shortcuts to learn about the ways you can control your data and privacy on Facebook. If you want to review recent activity on your Facebook account or want to review your Facebook account information, you can use the Access Your Information tool.
Can I pick and choose which information I would like to download?
Can I pick and choose which information I would like to download?
Yes. When you download a copy of your data on Facebook, you'll have control over which categories of data you want to include in the download, as well as which date range of data you want to include of the data you want to receive. These choices are available when you make the request for your information. Learn more about what's included.
What's the difference between an HTML or JSON copy of my data?
What's the difference between an HTML or JSON copy of my data?
When you request a copy of your information on Facebook, you can choose to receive it in an HTML or JSON format:
HTML: An easy to view format of your data on Facebook. You'll receive a ZIP file that, once opened and extracted, will contain an HTML file named index that you can open like a web page on your web browser. The ZIP file will contain folders with files, including any images and videos you've requested.
JSON: A machine readable format of your data that could allow you to transfer your information more easily when uploading it to another service.
You can also choose the quality of your media files (photos, videos) when you request a copy of your information. If you choose a higher quality version of your media, your download will be larger and take up more space.
What security measures are in place to make sure someone else doesn’t download a copy of my information?
What security measures are in place to make sure someone else doesn’t download a copy of my information?
We have a number of security measures in place to help keep your account secure and protect your information on Facebook. Before you can begin downloading a copy of your information, we'll first ask you to enter your password. We may also ask you to complete additional verification steps before allowing your download to begin. To help protect your account, your download request will expire after a few days, and you can always request a new one.
Our security systems are always running to help mitigate threats before they reach you and your friends on Facebook, and we offer tools like Security Checkup and two-factor authentication as additional ways to improve the security of your account. Learn more about keeping your account secure.
Note: Keep in mind that your data request may contain private information. You should keep it secure and take precautions when storing or sending it, or uploading it to another service. You can always select specific sections when requesting a copy of your information.
I don't have an active Facebook account. How can I request my personal data stored by Facebook?
I don't have an active Facebook account. How can I request my personal data stored by Facebook?
If you deactivated your account:
If you previously had a Facebook account but it's currently deactivated, you can reactivate your account by logging back into Facebook or by using your Facebook account to log in somewhere else.
Once you re-activate your account, you'll be able to access your information throughout your account or by using the Download Your Information tool.
If you deleted your account or have never signed up for one:
If you deleted your Facebook account, you'll no longer be able to access information related to this account. Some information you shared may still appear on other people's Facebook accounts. For example, if you sent someone a message or wrote on their timeline, they may still have their copy of the message or timeline post - similar to an email.
If you don't have a Facebook account but believe Facebook may have information about you, you can contact us to request a copy of your information.
I have other questions about my data
What is public information on Facebook?
What is public information on Facebook?
Something that’s public can be seen by anyone. That includes people who aren’t your friends, people off of Facebook and people who use different media such as print, broadcast (example: television) and other sites on the Internet. For example, if you use our services to provide a real-time public comment to a television show, that may appear on the show or elsewhere on Facebook.
What information is public?
Information you share that is always public: Some of the information you give us when you fill out your profile is public, such as your age range, language and country. We also use a part of your profile, called your Public Profile, to help connect you with friends and family. Your Public Profile includes your name, gender, username and user ID (account number), profile picture, cover photo and networks. This info is also public. Some of the ways this helps us connect you are:
Your name, profile picture and cover photo help people recognize you.
Gender helps us describe you (example: "Add her as a friend").
Listing your networks (example: school, workplace) allows others to find you more easily.
Username and user ID (example: your account number) are in the URL of your profile.
Age range helps provide you with age-appropriate content.
Language and country help us provide appropriate content and experiences.
Information you share publicly: When you choose to share something with Public (example: when you select Public from the audience selector), it’s considered public information. If you share something and you don’t see an audience selector or another privacy setting, that information is also public. Learn more about using the audience selector to control who you share with when you post to Facebook.
Stuff other people share: If other people share info about you, even if it’s something you shared with them but did not make public, they can choose to make it public. Also when you comment on other people’s public posts, your comment is public as well.
Posts on Facebook Pages or public groups: Facebook Pages and public groups are public spaces. Anyone who can see the Page or group can see your post or comment. Generally, when you post or comment on a Page or to a public group, a story can be published in News Feed as well as other places on or off Facebook.
Remember that public information can:
Be associated with you, even off Facebook.
Show up when someone does a search on Facebook or on another search engine.
Be accessible to Facebook-integrated games, applications and websites you and your friends use.
Be accessible to anyone who uses our APIs, such as our Graph API.
What happens to content (posts, pictures) that I delete from Facebook?
What happens to content (posts, pictures) that I delete from Facebook?
When you choose to delete something you shared on Facebook, we remove it from the site. Some of this information is permanently deleted from our servers; however, some things can only be deleted when you permanently delete your account.
What categories of my Facebook data are available to me?
What categories of my Facebook data are available to me?
Tip: Learn how to download a copy of your Facebook information using the Download Your Information tool.
These are the categories of Facebook data that are available to you from your account [Table 1] as well as the Download Your Information tool [Table 2].
We store different categories of data for different time periods, so you may not find all data from the time you joined Facebook. You won't find information or content that you deleted because we delete that content from our servers.
Remember, you can access most of the content you post to Facebook by logging into your account. Also note the categories of data we receive, collect, and save may change over time. Learn more about your Facebook data in our Data Policy.
Table 1: Information you can find by logging into your account
What info is available?
About Me
What is it?
Information you added to the About section of your timeline like relationships, work, education, where you live and more. It includes any updates or changes you made in the past and what is currently in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Check-ins
What is it?
The places you’ve checked into.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Connections
What is it?
The people who have liked your Page or Place, RSVPed to your event, installed your app or checked in to your advertised place within 24 hours of viewing or clicking on an ad or Sponsored Story.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Credit Cards
What is it?
If you make purchases on Facebook (example: in apps) and have given Facebook your credit card number.
Where can I find it?
Account Settings
What info is available?
Events
What is it?
Events you’ve joined or been invited to.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Following
What is it?
A list of people you follow.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Likes on Others' Posts
What is it?
Posts, photos or other content you’ve liked.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Likes on Your Posts from others
What is it?
Likes on your own posts, photos or other content.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Likes on Other Sites
What is it?
Likes you’ve made on sites off of Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Notes
What is it?
Any notes you’ve written and published to your account.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Posts by You
What is it?
Anything you posted to your own timeline, like photos, videos and status updates.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Posts by Others
What is it?
Anything posted to your timeline by someone else, like wall posts or links shared on your timeline by friends.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Posts to Others
What is it?
Anything you posted to someone else’s timeline, like photos, videos and status updates.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Privacy Settings
What is it?
Your privacy settings.
Where can I find it?
Privacy Settings
What info is available?
Recent Activities
What is it?
Actions you’ve taken and interactions you’ve recently had.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Registration Date
What is it?
The date you joined Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Access Your Information
What info is available?
Removed Friends
What is it?
People you’ve removed as friends.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Searches
What is it?
Searches you’ve made on Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Shares
What is it?
Content (example: a news article) you've shared with others on Facebook using the Share button or link.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Status Updates
What is it?
Any status updates you’ve posted.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
What info is available?
Vanity URL
What is it?
Your Facebook URL (example: username or vanity for your account).
Where can I find it?
Visible in your timeline URL
What info is available?
Videos
What is it?
Videos you’ve posted to your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Activity Log
Table 2: Information you can download using the Download Your Information tool
What info is available?
About Me
What is it?
Information you added to the About section of your timeline like relationships, work, education, where you live and more. It includes any updates or changes you made in the past and what is currently in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Account Status History
What is it?
The dates when your account was reactivated, deactivated, disabled or deleted.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Active Sessions
What is it?
All stored active sessions, including date, time, device, IP address, machine cookie and browser information.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Address
What is it?
Your current address or any past addresses you had on your account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Ads
What is it?
Ads you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Ads Clicked
What is it?
Dates, times and titles of ads clicked (limited retention period).
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Ad Topics
What is it?
A list of topics that you may be targeted against based on your stated likes, interests and other data you put in your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Advertising ID
What is it?
The unique advertising identification numbers provided by your mobile device. These numbers are used to show you ads on the apps you use on your device.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Alternate Name
What is it?
Any alternate names you have on your account (example: a maiden name or a nickname).
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Apps
What is it?
All of the apps you have added.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Articles
What is it?
Articles you've recently read.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Chat
What is it?
A history of the conversations you’ve had on Facebook Chat (a complete history is available directly from your messages inbox).
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Chat Rules
What is it?
Chat Rules you've accepted.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Check-ins
What is it?
The places you’ve checked into.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Currency
What is it?
Your preferred currency on Facebook. If you use Facebook Payments, this will be used to display prices and charge your credit cards.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Current City
What is it?
The city you added to the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Date of Birth
What is it?
The date you added to Birthday in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Dating
What is it?
The number of times you've recently visited the Dating section of Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Device ID
What is it?
The unique identification numbers provided by the devices you use to log into Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Education
What is it?
Any information you added to Education field in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Emails
What is it?
Email addresses added to your account (even those you may have removed).
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Email Address Verifications
What is it?
A history of when you've verified your email address.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Events
What is it?
Events you’ve joined or been invited to.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Event Contacts You've Blocked
What is it?
People you've blocked from inviting you to events.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Event Interactions
What is it?
The number of times you've recently visited the Events section of Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Events Visited
What is it?
Event pages you've recently visited.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Facebook Live Videos
What is it?
Live videos you've recently watched.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Facebook Watch Topics for Recommendations
What is it?
A collection of topics that is used to show you relevant videos in the Facebook Watch tab. The topics are based on your previous interaction history with things like links, videos, photos and Pages you've liked.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Facial Recognition Data
What is it?
A unique number based on a comparison of the photos you're tagged in. We use this data to help others tag you in photos.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Family
What is it?
Friends you’ve indicated are family members.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Favorite Quotes
What is it?
Information you’ve added to the Favorite Quotes section of the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Followers
What is it?
A list of people who follow you.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Friends
What is it?
A list of your friends.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Friend Requests
What is it?
Pending, sent and received friend requests.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Friends You See Less
What is it?
Friends whose activity you've chosen to see less of on Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Fundraisers
What is it?
Fundraisers you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Gender
What is it?
The gender you added to the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Groups
What is it?
A list of groups you belong to on Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Group Interactions
What is it?
The number of times you've interacted with Groups on Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Groups Visited
What is it?
Groups you've recently visited.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Hometown
What is it?
The place you added to hometown in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
ID
What is it?
A copy of the ID you submitted to confirm your identity and to help improve our automated systems for detecting fake IDs and related abuse.
Where can I find it?
Personal Data Request
What info is available?
Instant Games
What is it?
Instant Games you've played.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
IP Address Activity
What is it?
Your recent activity from specific IP addresses.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
IP Address Message Activity
What is it?
Your recent message activity from specific IP addresses.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
IP Address Payment Activity
What is it?
Your recent payment activity from specific IP addresses.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Last Location
What is it?
Your most recent location determined by your device.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Live Video Subscriptions
What is it?
Scheduled Live videos you've subscribed to.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Logins
What is it?
IP address, date and time associated with logins to your Facebook account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Logouts
What is it?
IP address, date and time associated with logouts from your Facebook account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Marketplace Categories
What is it?
Categories you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Marketplace Interactions
What is it?
Your recent interactions on Marketplace.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Marketplace Items
What is it?
Items you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Marketplace Services
What is it?
Services you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Matched Contacts
What is it?
Contact information that may be associated with your account.
Where can I find it?
Personal Data Request
What info is available?
Menu Items
What is it?
Areas of Facebook you've recently accessed through the main menu.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Messages
What is it?
Messages you’ve sent and received on Facebook. Note, if you've deleted a message it won't be included in your download as it has been deleted from your account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Messenger Contacts You've Blocked
What is it?
Contacts you've blocked on Messenger.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Milestone Notifications
What is it?
Notifications about your activity milestones, such as the number of reactions on a post, you've received and dismissed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Name
What is it?
The name on your Facebook account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Name Changes
What is it?
Any changes you’ve made to the original name you used when you signed up for Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
News Feed Topics for Recommendations
What is it?
A collection of topics that is used to show you relevant public posts in parts of your News Feed. The topics are based on your previous interaction history with things like links, videos, photos and Pages you've liked.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
News Topics for Recommendations
What is it?
A collection of topics that is used to show you relevant articles in the News tab. The topics are based on your previous interaction history with things like posts, videos, photos and Pages you've liked.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Notification ID
What is it?
The identification numbers that we use to send you Facebook notifications on your device.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Page Notifications
What is it?
Chat notifications you've dismissed from Pages you visit.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Page Visits
What is it?
Pages you've recently visited.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Page Transparency Notices
What is it?
A list of pages that you've received and dismissed notices from.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Pages You Admin
What is it?
A list of pages you admin.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Pages You've Recommended
What is it?
Pages you've recommended to others.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Pending Friend Requests
What is it?
Pending, sent and received friend requests.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
People
What is it?
People and friends you've interacted with recently, including comments and reactions.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
People Viewed
What is it?
People you've recently viewed when new friends were suggested to you.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Phone Numbers
What is it?
Mobile phone numbers you’ve added to your account, including verified mobile numbers you've added for security purposes.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Photos
What is it?
Photos you’ve uploaded to your account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Photo Effects
What is it?
A list of the photo effects you've used.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Photos Metadata
What is it?
Any metadata that is transmitted with your uploaded photos.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Platforms
What is it?
Platforms you've used to log into Facebook, such as the Facebook app or a browser.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Pokes
What is it?
A list of who’s poked you and who you’ve poked. Poke content from our mobile poke app is not included because it's only available for a brief period of time. After the recipient has viewed the content it's permanently deleted from our systems.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Political Views
What is it?
Any information you added to Political Views in the About section of timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Previously Removed Contacts
What is it?
Friends you've recently removed but added back.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Primary Location
What is it?
Your primary location is determined by information we use to support Facebook Products, such as the current city you entered on your profile and your device connection information.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Profile Visits
What is it?
People whose profiles you've recently visited.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Recent Activities
What is it?
Actions you’ve taken and interactions you’ve recently had.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Recently Visited
What is it?
Videos and shows you've recently visited.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Record Details
What is it?
Details included in some administrative records.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Registration Date
What is it?
The date you joined Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Religious Views
What is it?
The current information you added to Religious Views in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Removed Friends
What is it?
People you’ve removed as friends.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Saved Post Reminders
What is it?
Reminders you've received after you've saved a post.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Screen Names
What is it?
The screen names you’ve added to your account, and the service they’re associated with. You can also see if they’re hidden or visible on your account.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Secret Conversations
What is it?
A list of the times you've used Secret Conversations in Messenger.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Secret Conversations You've Reported
What is it?
A list of the secret conversations you've reported to Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
See First
What is it?
Profiles and Pages you've recently chosen to see first in your News Feed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
See Less
What is it?
Profiles and Pages you've recently chosen to see less of in your News Feed.
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Downloaded Info
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Show Pages
What is it?
A list of the Show Pages you’ve viewed and the videos you’ve watched from them.
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Downloaded Info
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Shows
What is it?
A list of the individual videos you’ve watched.
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Downloaded Info
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Spoken Languages
What is it?
The languages you added to Spoken Languages in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Status Updates
What is it?
Any status updates you’ve posted.
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Downloaded Info
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Time Spent
What is it?
The amount of time you’ve spent watching videos from a Show Page.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
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Time Viewed
What is it?
The amount of an individual video you’ve watched.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Timezone
What is it?
The timezone you've selected.
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Downloaded Info
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Work
What is it?
Any current information you’ve added to Work in the About section of your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
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Videos
What is it?
Videos you’ve posted to your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Video Creator Pages
What is it?
Video creator Pages you've recently viewed.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
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Videos You've Removed
What is it?
Videos you've removed from your Watch list.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Your Facebook Activity
What is it?
A history of when you've accessed Facebook.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
What info is available?
Your Pinned Posts
What is it?
Posts you've pinned on your timeline.
Where can I find it?
Downloaded Info
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May I obtain any account information or account contents using a subpoena?
Account Contents
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Parties to litigation may satisfy party and non-party discovery requirements relating to their Facebook accounts by producing and authenticating the content of communications from their accounts and by using Facebook’s "Download Your Information" tool, which is accessible through the Settings drop down menu.
If a person cannot access their content, Facebook may, to the extent possible, attempt to restore access to deactivated accounts to allow the person to collect and produce their content. However, Facebook cannot restore account content that had been deleted. Facebook preserves account content only in response to a valid government requests.
Account Information
Facebook may provide the available basic subscriber information (not content) where the requested information is indispensable to the case, and not within a party’s possession upon personal service of a valid subpoena or court order and after notice to affected account holders.
If you are domiciled within the U.S. or Canada, the subpoena must be a valid federal, California or California domesticated subpoena, addressed to and served on Facebook, Inc. If you are domiciled outside the U.S. or Canada, the subpoena or court order must be addressed to and served on Facebook Ireland Limited.
Any such subpoena or court order should be limited in scope to seek basic subscriber information only, and set out the specific accounts at issue by identifying them by URL or Facebook user ID (UID). Names, birthdays, locations, and other information are insufficient.
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