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How to Protect Facebook Accounts

How to Protect Facebook Accounts

How to Protect Facebook Accounts

Facebook is the most popular among social media Facebook has now become one of the main facets of life. Facebook ID can be hacked or damaged due to your poor negligence. The result of which is very scary in the field. There are several ways to keep Facebook account safe. Here are some of the ways that the readers of the new horizon are:

Log in to Facebook: Type the username and password. But do not check the 'Keep me Logged In' box. Doing this will increase the risk of losing your account. This box can only be placed on your computer.

The password cannot be said to anyone: Often, other account holders share their passwords with other Facebook users, from which account hacking happens. If you share a password with a friend, then you can do something to do Uloppal in your account. And this can cause you serious problems.

Not logged in to the public place: Friends may feel confident about getting out and you log in to Facebook without proper security steps in public place. It can also cause serious problems.

# In the cyber cafe or on a friend's computer, you can never click on 'keep me logged in' or 'save password' during the facebook login.

# Your friends may have installed Facebook decrypt software, which will store all your Facebook login information. So you have to be careful about this software. Because your friends and cyber cafe will never tell you.

# Always keep a password that nobody can guess. A password may be too large.

# If your password is easy but a bigger password, your account will not be safe. Hackers adopt a technique called 'Dictionary Attack' to take control of another's account where all the words that are made with the English alphabet are used. To protect the account from this type of attack, always use the number, symbol like! @ #% ^ ° and etc.

Just go to a website like PasswordMeter to check how strong your password is.

# Change your password after two to three months. If you know your password then you will not be able to access Facebook again after a long time.

# These mistakes are most people. You have to be careful about this. Passwords, passwords 123, names of friends, names of friends and friends, and their nickname are used by many as a password. It is important that if someone you know or friends wants to get your password, try it first.

# The same password cannot be used for multiple sites. For example, Facebook, Twitter and Google accounts have to keep different passwords. If you can enter one of your accounts with the same password, then you can access it with other passwords.

Be careful with third-party apps: Access to personal information will not be accessible to anyone other than your device or Facebook. By doing this, those apps will be able to upload any posts you make, which can be dangerous for secure Facebook. Use third-party apps that Facebook is recognized.

Privacy settings: Privacy settings must be kept in your own hands and this is the most important step to keep Facebook account safe. Its steps are summarized below -

# Go to settings, you'll find 'Secure Browsing' option at the top. This option has to be entered and check 'Browse Facebook on a Secure Connection (HTTPS) Join Possible' box. This will also secure your Facebook account.

# Go to Settings, you will get 'Login Notifications' in the second option. To go to this option, check the box available in the box. Its profit is that, whenever you enter Facebook from someone else's computer, you will immediately receive a message that someone has entered into your account. It also tells the browser name, computer operating system, and it will make your search easier if necessary.

Go to the third option security settings. Here you will find the 'Login Apply' option. Click 'Edit' and check the box 'Recover A Security Code to Access My Account from Anonymous Browsers'. A pop-up box will appear in the 'Login Applies If An Extra Layer of Security That Uses Your Phone to Protect Your Account'. Click on 'Get Starred'. As a result, if you try to log in to your Facebook from unfamiliar browsers, a message will be sent to your mobile phone from Facebook. Of course, Facebook sometimes linguistic changes in these settings. However, the main issues remain the same...

# Another important feature is the 'Two-Factor Authentication'. When this option is turned on, you will need to use a code along with a password while logging in from unfamiliar browsers, which can be found instantly via Mobile SMS or Facebook App. This method is very useful in preventing unwanted logins on Facebook.

Go to 'Trusted Contracts' in Settings. This will create your Trusted Contacts on Facebook, which will help you recover a password if you forget your password or if someone hacks your account. Not too much, keep at least three of them in Trusted Contacts.

Go to Privacy in Settings. You can see the 'Who Can Say My Stuff'. Edit this option to 'Friends of Friends' to 'Friends' (Only). If you do not do this, your Facebook friends will also see your 'Stuff'. None of them could be a hacker.

You can also click on the 'Friends' option when sharing photos/videos or anything else. Only those who are sharing what you are sharing in it will see them.

Just click on 'Timeline and tagging' in the settings page and go from 'Friends to Friends' to 'Friends (Only)' option. This will increase your account security.

'Settings> General> Download A Copy' - In this way, you can download and save your Facebook data, so that hackers may be at risk of losing data.

If you are a celebrity open Facebook page - this is the best way for those who have received many messages/messages or threatened messages to fans.

Just keep a list of friends on the list - People who come to Nobody will not add them as a friend. Generally, teenagers do it. If you are friends like this, hackers can also come in your buddy list.

Regularly check the friend's list. Hackers can open fake profiles using your friend's name-picture. To put a hacker on the buddy list means giving them access to your personal contacts and information. Avoid this risk by keeping a list of friends in real life only on the list.

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