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After Stumbling, Facebook Finds a Working Eraser

Social networking site Facebook has given in to demands and created a way for users to permanently delete their accounts from the site. But the site has received complaints that even after the 'delete' form has been filled in, some details still remain on the site, The New York Times reports.

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By The New York Times

Published: 18 February 2008 16:55 GMT

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