However, after an account is permanently deleted, that data is no longer available to you, and you won’t be able to regain access to it. Facebook allows users up to 30 days after their deletion request to restore access to their accounts and data in order for others to change their minds.

You can try deleting your Google Account, but if that doesn’t work, you’ll need to delete it from the account management page. If you use 2-step verification and lose access to your password through a security question or an insecure website, follow these steps:

What happens if you cancel your Gmail account? Your emails and mail settings will be erased. You won’t be able to use your Gmail address to send or receive email. Only your Gmail service will be deleted, not your Google Account.

You’ll lose all of your data and content, such as emails, files, calendars, and photos. You won’t be able to access Google services using that account, such as Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or Play.

Facebook accounts can be reactivated at any time by logging back into Facebook or using your Facebook account to log in somewhere else. You’ll need access to the email address or mobile number you used to login. If you forget your password, you may request a new one.