Quora is a fantastic platform to learn and share knowledge. But sometimes, you might decide it's no longer the space for you. If you're looking for a clean break, here's a guide on permanently deleting your Quora account.
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Backing Up (Optional):
While Quora doesn't offer a direct backup option, you can manually save your content if needed. This might involve copying and pasting your answers or exporting them as text files.
Let's Get Deleting:
Log In: Head to Quora and log in to your account.
Access Settings: Click on your profile picture in the top right corner. Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
Privacy Settings: In the left-hand menu, navigate to "Privacy."
Delete Account: Scroll down to the bottom of the privacy settings page. You'll see two options: "Deactivate Account" and "Delete Account." Click "Delete Account."
Confirmation: A pop-up window will appear asking you to confirm your password. Enter your password and click "Delete."
Using the Mobile App?
The process is similar on the mobile app:
Profile Picture: Tap on your profile picture in the top left corner.
Settings: Select "Settings" from the menu.
Privacy: Navigate to "Privacy" within the settings.
Delete Account: Just like the desktop version, scroll down and tap "Delete Account."
Confirmation: Enter your password and tap "Delete" to confirm.
Post-Deletion:
Processing Time: Allow Quora 14 days to process your deletion request. If you log in during this period, the deletion will be canceled.
Content Anonymity: Questions you've posted will remain on the platform but will be attributed to "Quora User" instead of your name.
Deactivation vs. Deletion: Consider deactivating your account first if you're unsure. This hides your profile but allows reactivation if you change your mind.
Remember: Deleting your account is a permanent decision. Make sure it's the right course of action before proceeding.
We hope this guide helps you with deleting your Quora account!