How to Secure Your Facebook Account – 2020

H@ckers seem to be on the rise, and over the past few days I’ve heard a lot of people complain about h@cking Facebook accounts, and most are the oldest among us.

In other cases, to prevent your account from being h@cked, you need to ensure that your Facebook password is strong (combinations of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols). If you haven’t changed it in a long time, it’s a good idea to update your password.

Second, you must enable two-factor authentication on your account, which will alert you and send you a verification code that you want to approve the connection to your account.

>>Open the Facebook app and open the menu tab (the rightmost option in the navigation bar).

>>Tap Settings & Privacy.

>>Then tap Settings.

>>Under Security, tap Security, and log in.

>>Choose either Authentication App or Text Message (SMS).

>>If you opt for the former, you’ll be prompted to scan the provided QR code. If your authenticator app is unable to scan a code in a separate app, you can tap the code underneath to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it into the authenticator app for manual setup.

>>Enter the confirmation code provided by either SMS or your authenticator app.

After you’ve completed these steps, you should see a confirmation screen verifying that two-factor authentication is now enabled for your Facebook account.

>>Login to your Facebook account and click on setting or visit facebook.com/settings

>> Select the Security and Login sub-menu.

>>Click on Use two-factor Authentication. Facebook will then send a test code to your phone to approve the service.

>>Or choose Authentication App if you have any installed on your smartphone. I think the SMS way is far better than the authentication app.

Once enabled, Facebook will send you a code each time you try to login to your account or someone else from another device.

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