Friday, March 27, 2026

Meta just nuked all of my Facebook pages!!!

Opinion by Walt Jimenez

About Me:
College Graduate of Multimedia and Computer Science.
Multiple Cisco Systems Certifications.
IQ of 127.
31 years of I.T. experience since '95.
26 years of professional experience.
Been interested in computers since before Google (2004).
4 year student of Muay Thai kickboxing and martial arts.
Lived 3 doors down from a Canadian Military base for my first 20 years of life.
A Video Gamer for life.

Meta just nuked all of my Facebook pages!!! My main personal profile, my Phresh Digital Arts business page, my Phresh Ninja gaming and content creation page have all vanished.

I have been trying to use Facebook's "Help Center" page to no avail. Nothing works. Just endless loops of frustrating non-working pages, with no way to request reactivation of my accounts.

No explanation... just silence and deletion. I am pretty sure its because I blew the whistle that they are data farming and stealing everyone's data with their Artificial Intelligence without permission. I feel both enraged, but also relieved. I don't think I'm going to come back to Facebook, thinking of all the wasted years, hours and energy I've poured into it. I am Generation-X and I was fine before Social Media, and I'll be fine without it. I am liberated. 

Facebook changed their Privacy Policy on December 16th, 2025 to allow Meta's AI to access everything. Photos, videos, DM's across all of its platforms, Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads. I called them out on it and tried to warn as many as I could. I went and cleansed all of my accounts, deleting personal messages, photos with faces, and all personal videos. It feels way too coincidental that my accounts are completely wiped out now.

Facebook has long been a titan of the digital world, connecting billions of users globally and reshaping how we communicate and share information. Yet, behind its massive influence lies a growing undercurrent of frustration. Increasingly, users and businesses alike are questioning Facebook's handling of privacy and data security.

From high-profile scandals like Cambridge Analytica to ongoing concerns about targeted advertising and data collection practices, trust in the platform has eroded for many. 

Have you ever mentioned any kind of product while messaging or posting, and then magically you are fed an ad on said product? That is not a coincidence. That was done by Meta on purpose.

These privacy issues, coupled with ad overload and diminishing organic reach, have driven creators and users to explore alternative platforms that prioritize transparency, user engagement, and security.

 So long Facebook. I'd say it's been swell but... FUCK YOU! 

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