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How to Remove Your Birthday From Facebook

By Matthew Lynch
July 5, 2023
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With the rise of digital privacy concerns, many people are opting to remove personal information from their social media profiles. Among these personal details, your birthday is one of the most sensitive pieces of information you can share. Besides being used by apps for age verification and targeted marketing, cybercriminals can also use it to commit identity theft or other forms of fraud. So if you’re looking to enhance your personal privacy, you might want to remove your birthday from your Facebook profile. Here’s how:

Log in to your Facebook account.

Click on your name on the Facebook homepage to go to your profile.

Click the “About” tab located below your profile photo.

Scroll down to the “Contact and basic info” section on the left-hand menu and click Edit.

Find the “Birthday” row and click on the “Edit” button on the right.

Click the “Visibility” icon to open the drop-down menu.

Choose “Only me” to make it private so that only you can see your birthday. Alternatively, you can remove it entirely by selecting “Remove birthdate.”

Click the “Save” button to apply the changes.

Once you save your new privacy settings, your birthday will no longer be visible to your Facebook friends or visitors to your profile. If you chose to remove your birthdate entirely, Facebook won’t ask you to input it again unless you choose to add it back later.

If you’ve connected other apps or services to Facebook that require your birthday for authentication, you may need to update your settings accordingly. For instance, you might need to update your Google or Apple accounts if you used your Facebook login to create them.

Overall, removing or by making your birthday private on Facebook may seem like a small change, but it goes a long way in enhancing your online privacy. Protecting your personal information is crucial in today’s digital age, so don’t hesitate to take extra steps to safeguard it.

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