Deleting your Instagram account will make you lose all photos, followers, videos and anything relating to your Instagram profile. So you might want to download a copy of the Instagram data (your user information). These measures are taken because the action can’t be undone. If you have the tendency you might need this account for the latter you can just deactivate the account temporarily.
To be on the safer side, use the download data tool to download a copy of your information on Instagram.
After your account has been deleted, you can sign up again with the same username or add that username to another account as long as it hasn’t been taken by a new user on Instagram.
Also, be aware that your Instagram account and information will permanently be removed from Meta’s database after 30 days. Although, the deletion process takes about 90 days to complete.
Your account, photos, videos, and comments will be hidden if you temporarily deactivate your Instagram account. You can reactivate it and login back into the account anything so far you still have the password to the account.
You can deactivate your account with a PC web, or mobile browser, but can only go through the temporal deactivation process on the Instagram app if you’re using iPhone.
If you don’t use Instagram automatically reactivate your account within a max period of time, which is usually 7 days. This means that your account will be visible again on Instagram after this period. If you don’t want this, you can select the don’t auto-reactivate option.
With this article, you can now delete your account permanently or temporarily deactivate it. All you need to do is just to follow all the steps and instructions written in the guide.
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