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It was probably an app that had posting permissions on the account. I think if you notify Facebook that the person has died (and provide some sort of proof) th
by empressplay 11y ago
It was probably an app that had posting permissions on the account.
I think if you notify Facebook that the person has died (and provide some sort of proof) they switch the account over to "memorial" status (which can't post, etc.)
- parfe 11y agoI needed zero proof to memorialise the profile of a deceased friend. Didn't even have the exact date of his death, let alone any documentation. It had been over a year, so I guess Facebook took a look at the profile activity and wall posts and decided it was a legit request.