Have you secured your Facebook personal profile against being hacked? A friend contacted me after experiencing a personal Facebook hack, which also put her Facebook business page at risk as her personal profile is connected to her business page. One of the best ways to secure your account is by enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Here's why this matters for you and your Funeral home/business: ✅ Prevent Unauthorised Access: 2FA adds an extra layer of protection, making it significantly harder for unauthorised users to access your account. ✅ Safeguard Your Business’ Online Reputation: Your personal profile is linked to your business page. Securing your profile protects your business's online presence. ✅ Peace of Mind: Knowing your account is secure allows you to focus on providing compassionate service to your clients. Here are the steps via your Facebook app on your phone: 📲 Open the Facebook App and make sure you're logged into your personal account, not your business profile. 📲 Tap the Menu tab (shows your personal profile image) at the bottom of your phone screen. 📲 Scroll down and tap "Settings & Privacy" then tap "Settings". 📲 Select "Accounts Center" (this is where Facebook now manages security settings). 📲 Tap "Password and Security". 📲 Tap the "Two-Factor Authentication" section and select the account you want to secure. 📲 Follow the on-screen instructions to choose your preferred security method: Text Message (SMS): Receive a code via SMS, after entering the code, Facebook will confirm that Two-Factor Authentication is enabled for your account. Once you've turned on two-factor authentication, you can get 10 recovery login codes to use when you're unable to use your phone. If you haven’t set this up yet, I highly recommend doing so today. #FacebookTip #FuneralDirectors #FuneralIndustry #FITsocialmedia
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🔒Instagram has introduced new tools to enhance account security, including the ability to set up two-factor authentication without a phone number and improved methods to recover hacked accounts. Plus, there are additional features like an updated "About this Account" section and better controls to manage sensitive content. These updates prioritise user safety and privacy, ensuring a positive experience for everyone. 👏 Learn more on Instagram's blog! 👉 https://ow.ly/n0Bi50R9VOe #InstagramSafety #AccountSecurity #StaySecure #Instagram #ResultMedia #AdvertisingAgency #SocialMedia #SocialMediaUpdates #Updates #IndustryKnowledge #IndustryUpdates #AdAgency #Advertising #Socials #Announcements
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3 Steps to Bulletproof Your SMB's Social Media Accounts 🛡️💼 🚨 Last week, a client's Facebook was hacked. 50K followers, gone. Don't let this be you. Enable 2FA on ALL accounts 🔐 • Use an authenticator app, not SMS • Takes 5 minutes, saves months of headaches Use a password manager 🗝️ • Generate unique, complex passwords for each platform • My pick: Bitwarden (open-source, free for basic use) Educate your team 🧠 • 60% of breaches involve human error • Schedule monthly 15-min security briefings Bonus: Audit your social media access regularly. Who really needs that admin role? 🕵️♂️ Implement these today. Your future self will thank you. 🙏 Questions? Drop them below. Let's secure your SMB together. 💪 #CybersecurityForSMBs #SocialMediaSecurity #ProtectYourBusiness
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📌 What if the hacker has already changed the email address and phone number for access? What steps to do to recover the Facebook account.. If a hacker has changed the email address and phone number associated with your Facebook account, recovering it becomes more challenging, but it's still possible. 1. Facebook allows you to select trusted friends who can help you regain access to your account. You can reach out to them and ask for their assistance in recovering your account. 2. Visit the Facebook Help Center and look for the "Report Compromised Account" option. Follow the instructions to report that your account has been hacked. Facebook will guide you through a series of steps to verify your identity and recover your account. 3. Facebook might ask you to provide some form of identification, such as a government-issued ID, to verify that you are the rightful owner of the account. Follow their instructions carefully and provide the necessary documents. 4. If you're unable to recover your account using the above methods, you can try reaching out to Facebook's support team directly. Explain your situation and provide any relevant information they may ask for. 5. While you're waiting to regain access to your account, it's essential to secure your other online accounts and take steps to prevent further hacking attempts. Change the passwords for any accounts that share the same or similar passwords as your compromised Facebook account. . . . . . Remember to be patient during the recovery process, as it may take some time for Facebook to verify your identity and restore access to your account. #facebook #recovery #account
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Tip of the Day #9 - Facebook Safety and Spoofing Accounts Today, my personal account was spoofed and sent friend requests to those I am already friends with. Update your password regularly and be diligent about duplicate friend accounts. Read more below. To stay safe from Facebook cloning attacks, exercise caution when accepting friend requests, especially from individuals you're already connected with. Take a moment to verify the legitimacy of the request by checking for any unusual activity on the profile, confirming the identity through other channels, and reviewing mutual friends. Enable two-factor authentication, regularly update your privacy settings, and report any suspicious accounts to Facebook. Additionally, educate yourself and others about common social media scams, use strong and unique passwords, and monitor your account activity regularly. By implementing these measures, you can mitigate the risk of falling victim to cloning attacks and safeguard your personal information on Facebook. #socialmedia #staysafe #updatepasswords #bevigilant #helpingothers
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To begin talking about social media account security, first know that all social media accounts can be secured with two-factor authentication, and many, an authenticator app. You should have this set for your accounts, and make your employees have their two-factor turned on, too. Next, each account should have a unique password. (Even though it might be a headache. Getting hacked is way more of a trouble to fix.) If you can create a username and password *without* using your email, this is best. Using your email as a username is already an outdated way of creating an account because it can make it easier for scammers to access something. (Yes, platforms still ask for signups this way, but hopefully, this will change). Note: Some social media platforms including Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, and Google Business Profiles have Business Manager-type setups where you can be the Admin of the account and bring in employees at a lower level of access. This helps protect your brand assets because if a hacker was to gain access to your employee's accounts, they would be limited in the access and control they could have over your brand account. #OnlineMarketing #SocialMediaMarketing
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How to use social media more safely: Scammers often use personal details from profiles to access other accounts. For example, finding your pet's name or high school on Facebook can help them answer common security questions. Here are some tips to keep your accounts secure: 1. Be cautious with follower requests. Accepting requests from strangers can expose your personal information. If you’re growing your following, use privacy filters to control what different groups can see. 2. Regularly review your privacy settings. Social networks update their settings periodically. Check your privacy preferences, especially after policy changes, and review permissions for third-party apps. Disconnect any apps you no longer use to avoid risks if they get hacked. 3. Use strong, unique passwords. A hacker with one password could access multiple accounts. Always create unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for extra security. Think of MFA as a key that works with your password lock. 4. Follow the SLAM method for suspicious messages. For unsolicited messages, verify the sender, check links by hovering over them, avoid unexpected attachments, and scrutinize the content. If something seems off, report it to help keep the community safe.
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📌How to Secure Your Facebook Account? - Part 1 1️⃣ Private browsing and cancellation It is especially important to make sure that you have logged out of your account and closed your browser after using Facebook on a public computer or someone else's device.📣 2️⃣ Do not purchase other people's assets Please do not buy other people's Facebook accounts and BM assets, high risk of information leakage, money theft, difficult to track, security management difficulties.⬅️ 3️⃣ Secure Email Email security is the most important part of Facebook protection. Set complex passwords, avoid sharing, and prevent the risk of leakage.💡 #Facebook #Facebookads #Campaign #AdPlacement I hope you've found this thread helpful. Follow me @PocheDigital for more. 🧡
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Visit facebook.com/hacked. Click on "My Account Is Compromised." Enter your email address, phone number, username, or full name associated with your hacked Facebook account. Click "Search." Facebook will guide you through the steps to secure your account. This typically involves confirming your identity through various methods. If prompted, enter a current or previous password you remember. If you don't remember, click on "No longer have access to these?" to proceed with account recovery. You may be asked to verify your identity through Trusted Contacts: Facebook may provide you with options to recover your account through friends you trust. Security Questions: Answer questions that only you know the answers to Contact Information: Confirm your email or phone number associated with the account. Once you have successfully verified your identity, Facebook will allow you to reset your password. Enter a new, strong password. Make sure it’s unique and not used for other accounts. Click on "Continue" to save your new password. After changing your password, review your account’s security settings. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security. Check for any recent unauthorized activity and log out of any unfamiliar sessions. #facebookadsagency #facebookadsmarketing #facebookadstraining #facebookadsmanager #facebookadsmastery
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