• frickineh@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    This is actually a thing I’ve experienced. The dog has been dead for 4 years. Obviously, I’m friends with my dog, so it reminds me of her birthday (couple days ago) and then I remember that this account exists and they won’t let me delete it. I tried to report her as deceased and it wanted an obituary.

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      2 years ago

      You should be able to tell Facebook they passed away, and turn it to a memorial page.

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        That’s what I tried to do, and that’s when it said to submit evidence. I was like, “uh, the evidence is that I was there when it happened and you can see from the profile that it’s for a DOG,” and they said that wasn’t good enough. I just gave up. Her profile will outlast all of us, probably.

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        2 years ago

        I’d kinda hope that they don’t just take the word of any random person though - so much space for harassment otherwise

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          I don’t know. They probably ask “you dead?” and if you don’t reply, it means you’re dead.

    • Cryptagionismisogynist@lemmy.worldBanned
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      2 years ago

      Maybe you could email them a vet record instead? The vet can print out her vaccines and the computer will put a deceased label on it if shes marked as deceased. Vet records are technically legal documentation so they may qualify