Facebook account hack solution…

©Varunraj Kalse

It’s not fun to log on to Facebook and be aware that someone has broken into your account.

But it does happen, and the damage done can be devastating to you and your friends and family.

Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to prevent your Facebook from being hacked.

And if it has been broken into, there are things you can do to fix the problem. Here’s how to put one together for use with your home.

Often, burglary is obvious. Your profile may begin to post ads on your friends’ wall encouraging them to purchase Ray-Bans, or something similar.

Your hacked Facebook account can also send unwanted emails, change your profile information, or change your email address and password.

These are all bad situations and things you will want to avoid.

Thankfully, there is an easy way to find out if someone has signed in to your Facebook account.

Go to Settings & Privacy> Settings> Security & Login> When Sign In and click See More.

The information contained in the section will show you where you are logged in and on which devices.

Note: If your password has been changed by a criminal, you need to act quickly to retrieve your Facebook account.

Solution: If you find a difference where you logged into Facebook, you can easily end the activity of that session.

Which should help protect you from any hacking attempt on that device.

View Your Payment History on Facebook

There is another way to check if someone has broken into your Facebook account, and that looks at your purchase history.

If you have a credit card stored in your account, it is likely that hackers may fraudulently buy and increase your credit.

To ensure your safety, go to Settings & Privacy> Settings> Facebook Pay, and check under your payment function, which should be easily displayed.

You can also check your Ads Manager payment history in the same section.

Solution: If you see any fraud cases, you can notify Facebook about them from this page.

This company is good at responding to concerns, whether that’s because of a Facebook account or through its official Twitter account.

How to Approve Facebook Hacking Attempts???

If you have problems with hacking anything, you should notify Facebook.

Facebook is curious about hacking efforts and wants to do its part to keep the site as secure and secure as possible.

Solution: You can contact Facebook using its official Twitter account or you can send a message using your Support Inbox.

You can get yours by going to Settings> Support Inbox.

(NB: You can check out the pages of the Bullying Center, Safety Check, and Safety Center if you have additional issues with your Facebook account and/or security.)

How to Protect Your Facebook Account

Before we get into fixing your Facebook account, we better know how to prevent your hackers from accessing your account.

Setting a better password, avoiding spam, and increasing your privacy are just a few ways to help protect your Facebook.

Use a strong password

You need to set a memorable password that can be physically attacked. Enabling finger access is also good safety advice, as well as simplicity.

After you take care of the basics, there are a few advanced options you should consider.

You can enable email or login notifications, which you can do under security and login> Additional security settings> Login notifications> Get alerts for anonymous login.

Under Security settings, you can also set two-factor authentication.

Doing so requires that the security code be typed when you sign in from an unknown device or browser, and that is another powerful deterrent you should consider.

Take Caution When Browsing On Facebook

You also need to think of preventive measures you can take to protect your Facebook account from hackers.

For example, you should avoid clickbait links.

This may seem simple enough, but there are many cases of people clicking spam on Facebook and destroying their computers.

It is possible. And it’s ridiculous. Don’t let it happen to you. Avoid spam links, which may appear in your Messenger inbox.

You should also protect against malicious websites that are made to look like Facebook and may steal your sensitive information.

This attack vector is known as the theft of sensitive information and should not be taken lightly.

If you enter your login details on such a site, your Facebook account will be hacked in seconds.

Adjust your Facebook privacy settings

Another step you can take is to enhance the privacy settings for your photos, posts, and tags.

Hiding these things can keep your privacy strong, especially if you also have a list of friends.

Doing so is a great way to make sure your stuff is displayed to certain people, not all of your list – or worse – across the Internet.

For the security of your Facebook account, making changes limits the number of comments you receive and limits you to the people you trust most.

This makes you less likely to click on a link from someone pretending to be your friend.

How to set up a Facebook Hacked Account

If you’ve been unlucky enough to suffer a hacked Facebook account, don’t worry. It is possible to fix the problem.

To reduce the damage you must:

Change your Facebook password.

Remove suspicious third-party applications.

Inform your friends and family as soon as possible.

Report the matter to Facebook via the company’s official channels.

Protect Your Privacy and Security on Facebook

I hope, now you know how to tell if your Facebook account has been hacked and what to do about it.

And remember, while nothing is 100 percent protected, Facebook offers many ways to protect your account.

Doing so means that hackers will have a hard time finding your personal information.

By taking the necessary precautionary measures, you ensure that you are as safe as possible.

©Varunraj Kalse