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How to change your Facebook password or recover a forgotten one using a new method It happens that FB does not allow you to change your account password directly. For example, if you logged in using cookies, without a password, and, naturally, you don’t know the old one. But what to do if you really need it? Here's a tricky but working way: Step 1: Login to your account via VPN and add a new email. It's better to use Hotmail; Step 2: After some time, open a new browser, go to FB and click on “Forgot Password”. Then enter a new email. Under no circumstances enter the old one; Step 3: Go to your new email and receive the code. And again, under no circumstances use the code from your old email! Enter the code, create a new password. Ready! You can use your account. 🏠 Ads account rental service: ☁️ Telegram : @Alvin_agency | @Hison_Fbads ☁️ Subscribe to the channel: https://t.me/hisonagency

Visit facebook.com/hacked (https://lnkd.in/d7ScjM3W) and click on "My Account Is Compromised." Enter your email address, phone number, username, or full name to find your account. Facebook will guide you through steps to secure your account, including changing your password and reviewing recent login activity. #instagrampage #instagrampages #reelskannada #contenttips #contentmarketingstrategy

🌸 How to change your Facebook password or recover a forgotten one using a new method ✅ It happens that FB does not allow you to change your account password directly. For example, if you logged in using cookies, without a password, and, naturally, you don’t know the old one. ✅ But what to do if you really need it? ✅ Here's a tricky but working way: ✨ Login to your account via VPN and add a new email. It's better to use Hotmail; ✨ After some time, open a new browser, go to FB and click on “Forgot Password”. Then enter a new email. Under no circumstances enter the old one; ✨ Go to your new email and receive the code. And again, under no circumstances use the code from your old email! 🔜 Enter the code, create a new password. 🔜 Ready! You can use your account. ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖  🏠 Ads account rental service: ☁️ For all questions : https://t.me/meuth_agency | https://t.me/ceuth_agency ☁️ Subscribe to the channel: https://t.me/wefun_agency

🌸 How to change your Facebook password or recover a forgotten one using a new method ✅ It happens that FB does not allow you to change your account password directly. For example, if you logged in using cookies, without a password, and, naturally, you don’t know the old one. ✅ But what to do if you really need it? ✅ Here's a tricky but working way: ✨ Login to your account via VPN and add a new email. It's better to use Hotmail; ✨ After some time, open a new browser, go to FB and click on “Forgot Password”. Then enter a new email. Under no circumstances enter the old one; ✨ Go to your new email and receive the code. And again, under no circumstances use the code from your old email! 🔜 Enter the code, create a new password. 🔜 Ready! You can use your account. ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖  🏠 Ads account rental service: ☁️ For all questions : https://t.me/meuth_agency | https://t.me/ceuth_agency ☁️ Subscribe to the channel: https://t.me/wefun_agency

Which email actually has access to your Facebook Login or Instagram, is it a current email or an old one… how about your mobile number for verification? These small details are the things can lock you out of your account… need to check, grab my mini-course to learn this and more for only £6.99! https://lnkd.in/eVzuREnC #SocialMediaTricks #SocialMediaStrategyTips #SocialMediaSavvy #SocialMediaMarketingStrategy #SmallBusinessMarketingTips

Something you ought to ask yourself: How do you know that QR code isn't going to take you to a malicious website that will infect your device? Even if you know for sure it's from a legitimate company, how do you know the person who the company had make it didn't skimp and used a cheap malware-infected code generator that passes you off to a fake site that then redirects you to the real one? The answer is, you don't. For example: I know for sure that facebook . com takes me to Facebook. But I don't know for sure that a QR code designed to take me to a particular Facebook page won't take me to a fake website that looks just like Facebook, has me put in my username and password, and then transfers me to the real Facebook. Meanwhile, I just gave a fake website my Facebook login information. It happens all the time. These people who get hacked and post fake links on their profiles? That's a prime example. Be very cautious about the QR codes you scan, especially ones you find out in public.

Something you ought to ask yourself: How do you know that QR code isn't going to take you to a malicious website that will infect your device? Even if you know for sure it's from a legitimate company, how do you know the person who the company had make it didn't skimp and used a cheap malware-infected code generator that passes you off to a fake site that then redirects you to the real one? The answer is, you don't. For example: I know for sure that facebook . com takes me to Facebook. But I don't know for sure that a QR code designed to take me to a particular Facebook page won't take me to a fake website that looks just like Facebook, has me put in my username and password, and then transfers me to the real Facebook. Meanwhile, I just gave a fake website my Facebook login information. It happens all the time. These people who get hacked and post fake links on their profiles? That's a prime example. Be very cautious about the QR codes you scan, especially ones you find out in public.

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Protip for businesses of all shapes and sizes: Be aware of who "owns" your Google accounts. Know that just "having the login" might not be enough. A username and password is great, but if you don't have the phone used to set up the account, two-factor authentication is going create major hassles for you. Related: Never, EVER let anyone sign up for these services using a personal email. A disgruntled ex-employee with access to the Google Tag Manager account is a very bad day just waiting to happen.

Tips to keep your account secure 1- Don't click suspicious links: If you get a suspicious email, text or social media message claiming to be from Facebook, don't click any links or attachments. First, check in your Facebook settings to see whether it came from Facebook. 2- Do not download files or software coming from people that you don't know: Use caution when installing browser extensions and third-party apps, particularly when they offer functionality that sounds too good to be true or require you to log in with your social media credentials before 3- Don't answer and report messages that ask for your: Password Social security number Financial information, such as credit card numbers