https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jugJvOjL2tM


Many Facebook accounts are still been hacked in 2023. I spent the better part of yesterday chatting and speaking with a Facebook support agent to restore access to a hacked account. In the process, I realised that there are some basic things you should know that will help you recover your Facebook account even when a hacker logs you out or change your password.
If you are ready? Let’s get started!

Okay! Welcome back to Smart Depot.
I don’t want to talk about those that use “iloveyou” as their Facebook password or reuse one password for everything they do online, some of you deserved to be hacked. You can’t be using a poor password in 2023.
That you can longer log into your Facebook account does not mean that you have been hacked, let’s make that clear. Facebook security can log you out of your account for a lot of reasons including you making an unusual comment.
Let’s talk about support! Facebook does not have any support team for personal accounts or profiles, they only have a help page for over 1.5 billion users which can be accessed with the URL facebook.com/help

Here are five things you must know.
#1 Sign into Facebook from a browser on your device. Do this from a mobile browser and computer. Facebook security will classify your device browser as an unrecognised device if you haven’t signed into Facebook even though you are signed in to the Facebook app. I will explain more about this very important secret in number 5 so, stick around for that.


#2 Primary Email address and phone number must be online always. You should also turn on login notifications to be sent to your mobile number. The earlier you know when someone gains access to your Facebook account, the better your chances of recovering it. So, always be alert

#3 Your Facebook profile URL. Your profile URL is a combination of Facebook.com/your username. Please note that Your Facebook profile username is different from your Facebook name. You can see your profile username name from the mobile app by going to settings, Meta account centre, profiles, select the profile you want to see and click on the username. From a browser, just log into Facebook, click on your profile icon and you will see your username in the URL immediately after facebook.com/
You'll need your profile username or URL if you want to escalate to the Facebook ads support team. If you don't know your profile URL or username, no Facebook support agent will be able to help you

#4 if you read up to this point, check out #4 and #5 in the video by watching it. To for thanks...

Or drop me a comment

Smartdepotng:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jugJvOjL2tM


Many Facebook accounts are still been hacked in 2023. I spent the better part of yesterday chatting and speaking with a Facebook support agent to restore access to a hacked account. In the process, I realised that there are some basic things you should know that will help you recover your Facebook account even when a hacker logs you out or change your password.
If you are ready? Let’s get started!

Okay! Welcome back to Smart Depot.
I don’t want to talk about those that use “iloveyou” as their Facebook password or reuse one password for everything they do online, some of you deserved to be hacked. You can’t be using a poor password in 2023.
That you can longer log into your Facebook account does not mean that you have been hacked, let’s make that clear. Facebook security can log you out of your account for a lot of reasons including you making an unusual comment.
Let’s talk about support! Facebook does not have any support team for personal accounts or profiles, they only have a help page for over 1.5 billion users which can be accessed with the URL facebook.com/help

Here are five things you must know.
#1 Sign into Facebook from a browser on your device. Do this from a mobile browser and computer. Facebook security will classify your device browser as an unrecognised device if you haven’t signed into Facebook even though you are signed in to the Facebook app. I will explain more about this very important secret in number 5 so, stick around for that.


#2 Primary Email address and phone number must be online always. You should also turn on login notifications to be sent to your mobile number. The earlier you know when someone gains access to your Facebook account, the better your chances of recovering it. So, always be alert

#3 Your Facebook profile URL. Your profile URL is a combination of Facebook.com/your username. Please note that Your Facebook profile username is different from your Facebook name. You can see your profile username name from the mobile app by going to settings, Meta account centre, profiles, select the profile you want to see and click on the username. From a browser, just log into Facebook, click on your profile icon and you will see your username in the URL immediately after facebook.com/
You'll need your profile username or URL if you want to escalate to the Facebook ads support team. If you don't know your profile URL or username, no Facebook support agent will be able to help you

#4 if you read up to this point, check out #4 and #5 in the video by watching it. To for thanks...

Or drop me a comment

you still didn't say how to recover hacked account, cos if your email and phone number has been changed, the facebook.com/hacked is useless, they send code to the current email

ucnotjustok:


you still didn't say how to recover hacked account, cos if your email and phone number has been changed, the facebook.com/hacked is useless, they send code to the current email

Toh, help me ask am ooo

TermuxDarkWeb:


Toh, help me ask am ooo

Can you help recover an hacked FB account?

ucnotjustok:


you still didn't say how to recover hacked account, cos if your email and phone number has been changed, the facebook.com/hacked is useless, they send code to the current email

Can you help recover hacked FB account?