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Larryfest:
More than 80% of active Facebook users aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

Larryfest:
More than 80% of active Facebook users aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

Sleekfingers:
Especially on Nairaland.....

APOPTOSIS:
It's shouldn't be deactivated.
It can form a data base for great grandchildren, grandchildren, children, relatives and well wishers to catch a glimpse of what their great granddad once looked like.
It can also foster remembrance.
Rather they should only tag such pages and modify communication patterns.

dominique:
The accounts shouldn't be deactivated, their loved ones might want to catch glimpses of their memories while still alive. What Facebook should do is adopt Wikipedia style and put a cross sign ✝️ next to the person's profile once their algorithm detects that he or she is deceased

Hezzyluv:
I concord.
#Dannytv#

youngrichnigga:
Not the friend's fault, some of the celebrants were most times unresponsive to posts while alive. I was wishing a university mate birthday wishes for a couple of years until 2022 when I learnt he died during the COVID-19 pandemic in Atlanta, Georgia.....how was I to know

Larryfest:
More than 80% of active Facebook users aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

laivwire:
Closing it is not right as that is the primary documentation of their existence except they had a personal biographer. Facebook offers the option of having a close relative take over the account of the deceased so its not locked out forever. You only need to upload a death certificate and proof of your relation to the said person. You can announce that the person has passed, leave a farewell message and select thepictyures you want to remain public on the profile.

I still have people reaching out to me 1 year later that they have been trying to reach my sibling that passed.

thatigboman:
my condolences. U can only take down the account if you have the account details and password, something most relatives don't have.

guobe:
They will end up wishing late People happy birthday every year.

VinnyBaba:
Facebook is full of School Dropouts, Low IQ Individuals and sometimes IDIOTS.

It is just Like you Gather Tinibu/APC Agbad0rians and put all of Dem in one Site.

TheChameleon:
When news breaks out on someone's death, you will see comments like :

" Are you dead ?"

meobizy:
Facebook is 90% bots, autistic people and incels. Leave them to continue life as they know it.

Luizkid:
Muslims may not like this though.

Larryfest:
More than 80% of active Facebook users aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

Desusi:
Even in deaths. Life is a continuum says the sage chief obafemi awolowo.

guobe:
Very mad set of people.

NSK4U:
Proof of this quote is from Awo? Source? Any?

APOPTOSIS:
It's shouldn't be deactivated.
It can form a data base for great grandchildren, grandchildren, children, relatives and well wishers to catch a glimpse of what their great granddad once looked like.
It can also foster remembrance.
Rather they should only tag such pages and modify communication patterns.

In the western world now, most graves now have QR Codes on them to enable passersby, tourists and relatives scan such to gain access into the Lives, Times and Memories of those buried in there. Such has got pictures ingrained in them too.
Life is just about memories, history and remembrance. Nothing else.
If Jesus had had a Facebook page then, we wouldn't be bothered asking what he looked like, race he belonged and the lives he touched. We are nothing but a DREAM!

Babamide:
There should be a laid down procedure one can initiate for his/her sm account in dying. The account may not necessarily be closed but at least archived so people can stop tagging you or posting on them.

Desusi:
In one of his books.

Blitzking:
Can u imagine this is the scariest stuff I av heard today. If those gals had the power to come to life those guys will sleep with them...