Question:
How can i delete my daughters facebook account?
2009-07-15 10:17:29 UTC
My daughter is 12 years old, she went and made a facebook after i told her not to. Every time i try to delete her account she changes the password so i cant get into it. Can some PLEASE help me!!
Fourteen answers:
Vviicckkii
2009-07-15 10:30:06 UTC
everytime you delete the account it can get deactivated win the same password so find out he current password and deactivate it but change the password first so she can't deactivate it... If I were you I would trust my child and it's not her you should worry about it's the people around her...I u can't trust her win a stupid facebook account she's going to rebel 10times more when she's an older teen
yakisquaw
2009-07-15 17:49:57 UTC
II agree with fsmith. You should use parental controls on the pc to block any sites that you don't want her on. If she continues to access it, take it away. Where is the computer? Is it in her room or is it somewhere that anyone walking by can see what she is doing? I always kept our pc in the living room when my kids were younger so that they would know that I was keeping an eye on them. Other parents I know let their 12 yr olds have myspace or facebook pages on the condition that they are allowed access the page anytime they wish. If they change the password and make the page unavailable to the parent the computer is taken away. Having a computer especially with internet is a privilege. If they abuse it they don't need it. She has to know that she must obey you and that you are not just trying to be mean. She needs to know that you want to keep her safe. You can also look into software that will monitor her internet activity without her knowing it.



As for the answer from The Light--Do you even have any kids? How arrogant of you to assume that this mother is unable to take care of her kid! You don't know her or her situation. She is asking a question so that she can take care of her kid and you want to insult her! Kids don't come with instructions and it is normal and wise to seek out advice from others when you are unsure about a situation. Did you stop to think that the mother her may not be very familiar with pc's? And she is asking so that she can get some assistance? You should learn not to be judgmental.
Kamikaze
2009-07-15 17:55:18 UTC
You can use a site like openDNS to block facebook and any other site you want from your daughter, it just requires some setup and a free account.



http://www.opendns.com/



Click the tab "Use OpenDNS" and follow the instructions.



Afterwards, Click "Create an Account", and go through the process.



Then go to the Dashboard (at top), and click the settings tab.



Here you can choose to block preset websites, or block ones you choose.



You can also opt to block ones you really choose and not from a category by looking under "Manage individual domains".

Choose Always Block, and type in a web address, and click add domain.



Give it time, and soon that website will be blocked and a page returned by OpenDNS telling it was block by an administrator.



Any questions, shoot me an email.



Note: This might not work for certain reasons, at least ones I don't know.
Telling It Like It Is
2009-07-15 20:11:51 UTC
I don't think it's fair to control your daughter's life like this. Be her friend on FaceBook, see what's going on in her life.

FaceBook is a place where kids keep in touch with their friends until they're YOUR age so they're not drifting apart. PLEASE don't take this away from her!!!

Agree with her, that she can make one - but you make one too and be on with her, trust what she's doing and what's going on with her friends.

If she's not on FaceBook, she'll find ANOTHER way to **** YOU OFF and retaliate and she'll resent you for a very long time. Do you want her to be in the streets with strangers having sex all hours of the night? Or would you rather have her safe at home on stinking FaceBook telling her friends about some kid she likes...Chose tour battles, she's only this young once and when she's old enough, she'll be gone from your life before you know it.
Life*goes*on
2009-07-15 17:27:19 UTC
Why delete it? Tell her in order for her to be allowed to have a facebook acct, two things need to occur, 1, you have to be accepted as her "friend" and 2. You get the password. Let her keep it and just monitor it. If you delete it she will just make a new one. Even if you block it on your computor, she will redo it a friends or library
2009-07-15 17:32:48 UTC
Your daughter seems smart enough to have a face book if

#1 she keeps changin the password so u cant get in it

#2 shes 12!!!!!



i had a facebook wen i was 11

and a myspace wen i was 10







(myspace is wayyyyyy better hahahaha)
fsmith
2009-07-15 17:23:04 UTC
You could install parent tools that block facebook or any other site you don't want her using, or simply take the computer away if she doesn't delete the account.
2009-07-15 17:24:39 UTC
Hmm, what is the problem here....? Oh your inability to properly control your child...here is what I would do as a parent...



until the account is gone...

Number1 ..remove her computer...

Number2...she isn't allowed on any computer...

Number3..she is grounded to her room until the account has been deleted..



How hard is that....?
Rainbow :3.
2009-07-15 17:34:06 UTC
You should stop being such a controlling parent. If your daughter is clever enough to change her password on facebook then she is obviously clever enough to keep herself safe on it, just talk to her about what you allow her to do and what you don't.. She's twelve for gods sakes ! Give the girl some freedom..
?
2009-07-15 17:27:06 UTC
There's really nothing you can do if she keeps changing the password
?
2009-07-15 18:07:13 UTC
trying to hack your daughters facebook is a sin
?
2009-07-15 17:24:50 UTC
you can't delete it until you get the password
StonedGorilla
2009-07-15 17:22:51 UTC
She sounds clever enough to keep herself safe on Facebook.
My hubby and my baby r my life ♥
2009-07-15 17:22:57 UTC
as long as she keeps changing it you cant do anything talk to your daughter about your concerns, or just deal with her having one, just let her know to be carefull on who has for freinds


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