Save Your Facebook Account from Getting Hacked

Facebook is an integral part of daily life for the current generation. If Facebook account is hacked then it is very uncomfortable. On the basis of hacker's work, it sometimes affects us on social positive contact, and sometimes it is sometimes used to mean money. It is important to be careful about something that does not happen to be a victim of this suffering. https://i.postimg.cc/153QS14S/facebook-security-prevent-your-page-from-getting-hacked.jpg Image source - [Click Here](https://fbadvance.com/security-tips/) Your Facebook account password must be strong. Please refrain from using your name or any part of the date of birth or any common word in the password. The password should be such that it is not easy to guess. The password must be at least 8 characters. The bigger the better, in that case, it would be difficult for hackers or anyone to guess. Another powerful feature of strong passwords is the combination of lowercase letters, upper case letters, special symbols, and numbers. **Do not use Facebook passwords anywhere** Use different passwords for all the websites you use. Again, the same password should not be used only by a small change (eg, keeping the letters in the same way, just changing the number and using it for other sites); Rather they must be completely different. **Use the password manager if necessary** It is naturally difficult to remember when using a different password for each website. Use 'Lastpass', 'Dashlane' password manager if necessary. These can be safely stored in the password. **The same password should not be used for a long time** After changing every six months, you should change your password and give it a new password. This is applicable not only for Facebook but for all sites. If you find it hard to remember, you can keep reminders on your calendar. **It is best not to use the 'Remember Password' feature** This is particularly applicable when you log in to your Facebook account with another device. When you login to Facebook, you will see a message like "Would you like to remember password for this site?" It is safe to choose 'Never remember password for this site' or 'Not now' option without clicking on the Remember password option. It is best not to login with another device, but you can log out and change the password again from your device. **Be careful to type the exact site link** Many times, it is wrong to write links to unsuspecting sites, such as facebook.com, entering face.com, facebook.co, facebook1.com and entering the link. But be careful! Internet Fisheries create a link to make the original link a bit more. So you have to type the correct link. Keep the sites you use most used to bookmark your browser, so that it can be accessed with one click; And there is no possibility of a mistake in the link. **Keep the login alert running** When you are logged into your Facebook account from another device or browser, you will be notified that this is the login alert. Facebook Notification, Messages or Text Messages on the phone - You can choose any medium through which you want to know. However, the best option is to opt for receiving a text message on the personal phone number. Go to "Settings> Security and Login> Setting up additional security> Get alerts about unrecognized logins" and get the setting to turn on login alerts. At the end do not forget to click on 'Save changes'. **Login Code Verification** This is a more powerful security system. This will make sure to identify your identity by entering a code number when you log in from an unfamiliar browser. In the "Settings> Security and Login> Two-factor Authentication> Use Two-factor Authentication" setting will be done. The code will be sent to the phone number that you set there. Confirm that code can only be logged in. Go to Settings> Mobile> Time of Day (Choose when you want to get texts from Facebook) without any specific time of the day, select the option 'Anytime' and save the setting. Now it is said that you may not always have a phone. Such as when traveling on the plane or in any other case. How to do code verification? To avoid this problem, there is a back-up plan. In the same direction, you will get the 'Recovery Codes' option, next to 'show codes', you will get 10 codes. They can save screenshots or write them down. Each code can be used once. **Keep the login alert running** When you are logged into your Facebook account from another device or browser, you will be notified that this is the login alert. Facebook Notification, Messages or Text Messages on the phone - You can choose any medium through which you want to know. However, the best option is to opt for receiving a text message on the personal phone number. Go to "Settings> Security and Login> Setting up additional security> Get alerts about unrecognized logins" and get the setting to turn on login alerts. At the end do not forget to click on 'Save changes'. **Login Code Verification** This is a more powerful security system. This will make sure to identify your identity by entering a code number when you log in from an unfamiliar browser. In the "Settings> Security and Login> Two-factor Authentication> Use Two-factor Authentication" setting will be done. The code will be sent to the phone number that you set there. Confirm that code can only be logged in. Go to Settings> Mobile> Time of Day (Choose when you want to get texts from Facebook) without any specific time of the day, select the option 'Anytime' and save the setting. Now it is said that you may not always have a phone. Such as when traveling on the plane or in any other case. How to do code verification? To avoid this problem, there is a back-up plan. In the same direction, you will get the 'Recovery Codes' option, next to 'show codes', you will get 10 codes. They can save screenshots or write them down. Each code can be used once. **Trusted Contact** Go to "Settings> Security and Login> Setting up additional security> Choose 3 or 5 friends to contact if you get locked out" You can choose from some of these trusted friends, for those who are asking for help in case of inconvenience to your account. In this case, there will be friends who have the opportunity to believe that you will feel completely safe and face any harm even if you have a Facebook account temporarily. **Check where you are logged-in** Go to "Settings> Security and Login> Where you're logged in". You will be able to see a list of the devices that have recently logged into your device and its time and location. If you discover an unfamiliar device, then immediately click on the log out option. If you do not remember being logged out after logging from someone else's device then it is also a great way to understand it. Fake ID is a known part of Facebook. Hackers or Internet Fischer can usually hack many of their important and personal information after being a friend with Fake ID. So you should be fair enough to extract the friend request. Should not be shared on public audiences on Facebook. It is a good idea to keep the post privacy 'friends' if it is not necessary. And it is better not to share personal information on Facebook. If anyone shares a link with Facebook Messenger, it should not be arbitrary. In many cases these links can be 'spam' or trap. So check the link well. Do not enter any unknown or half-known information if it does not provide any irrelevant links. Links or messages that want to address weak grammar, spelling, strange symbols or your personal information like credit card, social media, etc. can be suspicious. Report on receiving an unwanted post or message on Facebook. Report any ID if you are sure about it. When reporting on specific complaints options, Facebook authorities take appropriate steps against it, and in case of case any removal of any ID or post. Use powerful and updated anti-virus on your device. Scan regular devices. Regularly update all the apps on your detime. [My Post](https://main.weku.io/community-deals/@mamunkhan/save-your-facebook-account-from-getting-hacked)