How do I deactivate my Facebook but keep Spotify?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to deactivate your Facebook account may vary depending on your specific situation.

There is no clear answer, as the two services are not directly linked. However, deactivating Facebook likely won’t have much of an effect on Spotify, as the social media platform is mainly used for interacting with friends and family. If anything, it might just mean that you won’t see as many updates about your friends’ listening habits.

If you deleted your Facebook, you can still log into Spotify by creating a Spotify account with your email address.

Yes, you can use Spotify without Facebook. You can create a Spotify account without connecting it to Facebook, or you can use a different Facebook account to connect to Spotify.

Yes, you can change your Spotify from Facebook to email. To do this, go to the settings page on Spotify and select “Change Account.” You will then be able to choose between Facebook and email.

You don’t need Facebook for Spotify, but the two services work well together. If you sign up for Spotify with your Facebook account, you can share your favorite songs and playlists with your friends on Facebook. You can also see which of your friends are using Spotify, and listen to their playlists.

To deactivate your Facebook account:
Click the arrow in the top right corner of any Facebook page and select “Settings.”
Click “General” in the left column.
Click “Manage Your Account” in the middle of the page.
Scroll down to the “Deactivate Your Account” section and click “Deactivate.”
Enter your password and click “Deactivate.

When you connect Spotify to Facebook, you give Spotify permission to access your public profile information, including your name, profile picture, and list of friends. This allows Spotify to create a personalized experience for you, such as recommending music your friends are listening to.

When you delete your Facebook account, all of the accounts that are linked to it are also deleted. This includes any apps or websites that you have connected to your Facebook account.

A deactivated Facebook account looks just like a regular Facebook account, except that the user is not shown in any of the site’s search results. The user’s name will still appear on friends’ lists, and the user will still be able to receive messages.

You can deactivate your Facebook account for up to 14 days. After 14 days, your account will be permanently deleted.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the decision of whether or not to deactivate Facebook depends on your personal needs and preferences.
Some people find that Facebook can be addictive and time-consuming, while others find it to be a valuable tool for staying in touch with friends and family.
If you feel like Facebook is having a negative impact on your life, then deactivating your account may be the best solution.

Deactivating your Facebook account is a reversible process. If you change your mind, you can reactivate your account by logging in with your email address and password. Deleted accounts cannot be recovered.

Yes, you can deactivate Facebook every day. To do so, go to your account settings and select “deactivate your account.” Keep in mind that deactivating your account does not delete it, and your data will still be stored on Facebook’s servers.