to locate the Facebook delete button and permanently delete your account, follow these steps:

Log into Your Facebook Account:

Visit https://www.facebook.com and enter your login credentials.
Access Settings:

Click on the downward arrow icon in the top-right corner (on desktop).
Select "Settings & Privacy", then click on "Settings".
Navigate to Your Facebook Information:

In the left-hand menu, click on "Your Facebook Information".
Find Deactivation and Deletion:

Scroll down and click on "Deactivation and Deletion".
Choose Delete Account:

Select "Delete Account" and then click "Continue to Account Deletion".
Confirm Deletion:

Facebook will offer options to download your information or transfer it to another service.
After making your selections, click "Delete Account".
Enter Your Password:

You'll be prompted to enter your password to confirm.
Finalize Deletion:

Click "Continue" and then "Delete Account" to complete the process.

PS...i use CHATGPT to answer this question and it free so next time you can do the same

Just follow your basic guidelines and you're good to go. Don't use other people's images without permission, don't use other people's content without permission, etc. As long as you're delivering helpful content that is your own and not breaking copyrights you won't have problems. There's no reason to be scared when operating your own business.

This seems a bit scary to think about it. All I know in my country, there are no problems, only when you earn money you need to get freelancer status or other status, so you can pay taxes etc. (That is if you really start earning more than just few sales.)

About images, I only use the ones (mentioned in training) that are free to use or my photos

Good question Richard.

I think this can be something that Kyle's core training could maybe mention. I haven't gone through the new set of training yet so maybe he has.

But in the past, the training didn't cover the part that mentions we need to incorporate a company at the back of our website.

But maybe it is too difficult to do a training video to talk about it as it is too broad where different countries have different regulatory requirements.

I saw the same. 53% got a lawsuit. I could not read it; it was Lawer selling a book around it.

But there are some things like don´t use an images which isn´t allowed to, have warnings right, etc.

You can copy and paste your URL into GPT, just add some support content related to your post to create some engagement (versus just link dropping)

If you have a specific page you need a hand with, just let us know. ;)

I would put my URL into Chatgpt and ask it to write a twitter post for that post

My understanding is that a Privacy Policy and Diclosure statement are legal requirements. Terms of Service become legal when stated and reflect your commitment,
;-)
Richard

Do you have a privacy policy on site?

And a disclosure, yeah! :)

I have seen them both ways; however, in the training on the primary menu, Disclosures are to follow up on FTC guidelines.

Abie

You are looking at your site in preview mode not a published page.

Another solution is clearing the caches of both servers and browsers and seeing if there's any change.

Or

Publish the Page (The preview=true parameter usually shows up when viewing an unpublished or draft page. Make sure the page is published.) You may want to check with support on this - Help tab top menu.

Abie

The first thing that comes to mind is your hyperlinks in General Settings. Have you checked there?

If this is not associated with your site, i.e., using a plugin or another service provider, check with their docs or support.

Go to the page and try a quick edit; see if you can change the URL.

Which email provider provider are you using for your newsletter?

Abie