Facebook to Discontinue Additional Profiles Feature on December 14

According to a report by Khaosod Online, Facebook will officially discontinue its 'Additional Profiles' feature starting December 14, 2026. This change means that all secondary profiles created under a primary account—previously capped at four—will be automatically removed from the platform. Following this date, users will only retain access to their main profile and any managed Pages. The company has clarified that this action is a platform-wide feature retirement rather than a disciplinary measure against individual accounts. Consequently, there will be no option for users to appeal or recover these secondary profiles once they are deleted. For residents and travelers in Thailand who utilize these secondary profiles for managing separate social circles or business interests, this update necessitates immediate action to back up any essential data or content stored within those profiles before the mid-December deadline. As this is a global platform adjustment, users should ensure their primary account information is up to date. At this time, it remains to be confirmed if there will be any specific migration tools provided by Meta to assist users in transferring content from secondary profiles to their main accounts or Pages before the automatic deletion occurs.