Posts and comments
Status updates, old posts and comments included in the archive, with their date and the best available Facebook link.
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Your account may contain fifteen years of posts, comments, reactions and photos. Data Knight analyses your official Meta archive, highlights what needs attention and guides you to the right screen with a personalised recommendation.
Not everything in the archive is public. The report distinguishes visible content, signals that depend on your settings and private information Meta holds for your account.
Status updates, old posts and comments included in the archive, with their date and the best available Facebook link.
Media you posted or associated with your activity, including descriptions when Meta includes them in the export.
Likes, reactions, joined groups and liked pages also tell the story of your history and interests.
Saved searches and advertising categories used by Meta, separated from content visible to other people.
Cleaning up Facebook does not mean deleting everything. It means finding context, seeing what is still relevant and deciding with a full overview.
An old Facebook account may hold hundreds of posts, reactions and photos. The archive helps you find them without scrolling back manually.
A joke, photo or opinion posted ten years ago may be read differently today by a recruiter, client or new acquaintance.
The aim is not to erase your whole history. Data Knight highlights what to review so you can start with what matters.
The process only uses the export you request from Meta yourself. You control the file you send and every decision afterwards.
In Accounts Centre, choose a Facebook export in JSON format for the full period. You remain on the official Meta screen: no password is shared with Data Knight.
The archive goes directly from your browser to private, encrypted storage. Messenger folders are excluded from analysis.
Items are grouped, dated and ranked by risk level. Filter the report, open the right Facebook screen and decide what to keep or clean up.
The report brings together content, date, available context and priority. Open Facebook, make your decision and track what you have already handled.
Every signal to review comes with a risk level and a clear explanation.
Sort by category, risk or age to work through your history without getting lost.
Open the item when a direct link exists. Otherwise, go straight to the right activity log section.
Facebook does not let third parties delete posts on your behalf. You open the content, check the context and choose whether to delete, edit, hide or keep it.
Your official Meta archive brings your history together in one file. Data Knight organises it by category and date, then highlights posts, comments, reactions, photos and other activity that deserve a closer look first.
No. Facebook does not allow Data Knight to delete your content automatically. The report takes you to the relevant post or the right section of your activity log. You check the context and decide whether to delete, edit or keep the item.
Never. You request your archive yourself through Meta Accounts Centre and upload the ZIP file to Data Knight. We do not sign in to your account or ask for your Facebook login or password.
No. Private Messenger messages, archived conversations and filtered threads are excluded from the scan. It focuses on the content, activity, connections and profile signals within the scope shown on this page.
The archive and its report are stored privately and encrypted, then deleted automatically within 30 days at the latest. You can also delete them sooner from the My data section of your Data Knight account.
Social Pro costs €9.99 as a one-time payment and includes 5 scan cycles to use across Facebook, YouTube, Reddit and X. Always-on Protection is a broader subscription that includes unlimited social media scans as well as protection against data brokers, breaches and public web traces.