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What if a hacker changed my Facebook password? Report the Hack to export.
What if a hacker changed my Facebook password? Report the Hack to export.
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Mon, 06 Jan 2025 11:18:21 GMT
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1. Facebook Support
Access Facebook’s Help Center
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Recover Your Account: Use Facebook’s recovery
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2. Your Email Provider
If the hacker has changed your email address on your Facebook account, contact
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your email provider to check for unauthorized access. Secure your email by updating its password and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA).
3. Friends and Family
Inform trusted friends or family members about the hack. Ask them to report the compromised account by selecting "Find Support
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or Report Profile" on your profile page.
4. Local Authorities (if necessary)
If your hacked account is being used for criminal activities (e.g., scams or threats), report the incident
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5. Credit Monitoring Agencies
If you suspect identity theft, contact
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credit monitoring agencies like Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion. They can help you monitor suspicious activity on your credit report.
Prevention Tips
Use a strong, unique password for Facebook.
Enable 2FA for added security.
Regularly review your login activity in Facebook settings.
Taking swift action minimizes potential harm and helps you regain control of your account efficiently.
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