To stop PageHi accessing your Facebook Pages and delete the data we hold, pick whichever one of these three routes suits you.
Last updated: 16 September 2026
You do this yourself at Meta. It takes effect immediately and doesn't need to go through us.
Direct link: facebook.com/settings?tab=business_tools
Once revoked, the access token we hold stops working immediately and PageHi can no longer read or act on your Page. We delete that token and the cached Page metadata from our database within 7 days of receiving Meta's revocation signal.
Note that revoking access only cuts off access — it does not automatically delete data already stored with us. To delete that too, see option 3.
We delete that Page's access token and cached Page details. Historical post records tied to the Page expire on the retention timelines in section 7 of the Privacy Policy.
To have all data we hold about you deleted, email [email protected] from the address your account is registered under, and include:
| Stage | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Acknowledgement | Confirmation email within 2 business days |
| Identity check | We check the requesting address against the account address |
| Deletion | Completed within 30 days of a successful check |
| Confirmation | We email you once it's done, listing the categories deleted |
Posts and replies published to your Facebook Page stay on Facebook — they are your Page's content, and we neither can nor should delete them for you. Remove them on Facebook yourself if you want them gone.
If we cannot confirm who is asking — for instance the requesting address doesn't match the account address and we can't verify it another way — we will decline the request and tell you why. That protects you from someone else deleting your data in your name.
Data and privacy: [email protected] Support: [email protected]
Related: Privacy Policy · Terms of Service