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# Removing Integration - Meta

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**A commercial integration's access to your personal and non-public information (such as email address) automatically expires after 90 days of inactivity. However, this expired access does not affect a commercial integration's connection to your Facebook assets and information.**
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To remove your integration with Meta, follow the step-by-step: 

Click **log in** to your **Facebook** account and then click '**Privacy Settings**'; 

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Click '**Settings**'

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Then in '**Settings & Privacy**' tab click on '**Business Integrations**';

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Once done, you will see your active integrations and can **Remove them and Add again.**&#x20;

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