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How to protect your Facebook ID from being hacked

How to protect your Facebook ID from being hacked

Facebook is one of the most popular social media of the present era. Many people use this popular medium for social communication or business needs.

In the current context, Facebook profiles are being hacked and disabled.

You can protect this popular medium by following some guidelines. They are-

You must create your account with your national identity card name and date of birth. If not, do it today.

If the account is deactivated for any reason, the Facebook authority will return the account if you submit your identity card.

Just keep your date of birth, year, email, and phone number on Facebook.

Never upload your national identity card, passport, smart card, school-college ID card, or any valid ID card on Facebook.

Many people upload their passports while traveling abroad. Refrain from it. Remember that having a copy of your identity card with someone else is very risky for you.

If that person wants, he can deactivate and take possession of your account with that identity card.

Turn on all the security features on Facebook.

Be sure to keep at least five friends loyal. But check it from time to time. Whether someone’s account has been deactivated from your list of trusted friends.

When done, add a new one and add at least 5 more.

It is better to use a profile picture guard. Those who want to keep their privacy can use the profile lock option.

This will allow only friends on your friend’s list to see what you have to offer.

Use solid passwords. Passwords are difficult to create with different numbers, symbols, and words. Refrain from using dictionary words. Never use your name or phone number as a password.

Do not click on links provided by strangers. Don’t be tempted by any phishing site that looks like Facebook.

Make sure your email is correct. There are many emails that become inactive if not used for 1 year.

In that case, the opportunists will be able to open an email account in your name and take over your account very easily.

Two-step verification must be turned on.

Author: HR Sohag, Head of Department, Dons Team – DT.

How to protect your Facebook ID from being hacked

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