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You may have managed to go all this time without ever making any kind of social media account. However, Facebook could potentially still have your information even if you've never set up an account. Find out why this is possible and how you can protect your information. How could Facebook have access to my private

Facebook can still access your personal information by making "Shadow Profiles" using data that has been collected from third-party providers and other resources.

Perhaps you deleted Facebook years ago or never made one. Meta might still have your cell number, landline, or email address.

Even if you haven't created an account on a social media site, they might have a hidden profile with more details than you'd believe. Sneaky, right? That's why you should say no thanks when an app offers to take in your contacts to find all your friends. It's not your info to give away. If

If you use social media, it's worth clearing out all the things you've looked up. Here are easy steps to save yourself some potential embarrassment later.

Maybe you deleted your Facebook account years ago — or you never even made one. Spoiler: A profile about you might still exist.

Kim Komando reveals how to protect your personal information on Facebook.