Often, users of the social network Vkontakte have a desire to delete their page. There can be many reasons for this, for example, lack of time or loss of a password. There are several ways through which you can delete your Vkontakte page.
Instructions
Step 1
Log in to your Vkontakte page and in the menu on the left side of the page, click on the item "My settings".
Step 2
Then go to the "Privacy" tab and select "Only me" from the list "Who can view my page".
Step 3
Next, on the "Privacy" tab, select "Only me" or a similar "minimum value" for other privacy parameters from the corresponding drop-down lists. Then click "Save".
Step 4
Return to your page and delete all your previously entered data from the sections "Information", "Education", etc.
Step 5
Go to the "My Photos" section and delete all photos and albums.
Step 6
Remove all information from the Notes, Appointments, Groups, etc. sections.
Step 7
Clear the "Audio recordings" and "Videos" section.
Step 8
Delete all incoming and outgoing private messages.
Step 9
Then open the "My Settings" item, then the "General" tab and in the "Additional Services" group uncheck the boxes next to each item. This will remove all sections from your account.
Step 10
After the operations performed, log out of your account and do not log into it for 30 days, after this time the system will automatically delete it.
Step 11
Go to the item "My settings", then click on the "Black list" and enter "Pavel Durov" there (without quotes). Click Add to Blacklist. After that, your Vkontakte page should be deleted.
Step 12
Since the summer of 2011, the administration of the social network Vkontakte has made it possible for its users to delete their page in an easier way. To do this, enter the “My Settings” service and at the very bottom of the “General” section page, click on the “You can delete your page” link. Then select the reason for deletion from the list provided and click "Delete page". In this case, you can restore your account with all the data, just click on the "Restore page" link.
