There has been considerable controversy over the past few days after press reports indicate that Facebook intends to remove the deletion feature from user accounts as an important feature that enables users to delete embarrassing or unwanted publications.
In the past two days, media outlets have been complaining that a number of users in the United States have disappeared from the deletion of publications on their accounts on Facebook, but only for the desktop version of the site, while the mobile version continues to function normally.
Other sources said it appeared to be a new test by Facebook for a few users, which raised the fear of many of Facebook's intention to remove the deletion of publications from the main pages of users, but little by little began to clarify things and appeared not to delete this feature.
According to the sources, it is a matter of hiding this feature, since it is available in the "history of personal browsing" as the majority of users do not offer to visit this side of the site and therefore will not know how to delete their publications if they wanted to, and Facebook did not comment on these reports and Whether they are testing this feature or whether they really want to include it on their site.
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