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Sunday, July 9, 2023

Change your password once every 6 Months.

Change your password once every 6 months. This goes for all your passwords, not just Facebook. Set a reminder on your calendar if it's difficult to remember.

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Use a password manager.

As you create more strong and unique passwords, it will be difficult to remember them all. There are many good password managers available that will encrypt and safely store your passwords, so you only have to remember one master password.

You might even have a password manager built into your operating system. For example, if you have a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, you can use the iCloud Keychain for free.

If you're using a browser that saves your passwords, such as Google Chrome, you'll be required to enter a master password to see them in plain text. In the case of Chrome, you'll have to enter your Google password. If it's Microsoft Edge and you're using Windows 10, you'll have to confirm your default sign-in password or PIN.

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Choose a password that will be hard for hackers to guess.

Things You Should Know

There are plenty of things you can do to protect your Facebook account and prevent it from being hacked, like making a secure password.

Use Facebook's security features to check your activity on the social media site and make sure there aren't unknown logins.

Don't click links in emails that claim to be from Facebook and don't give away your login information if you're asked for it.

Choose a password that will be hard for hackers to guess.

- Your Facebook password should be difficult to guess, yet easy for you to remember.

- Avoid including your name, birthdate, pets, or common words in your password.

The longer the password, the more difficult it will be for others to crack.

- One way to create a strong password is to think of a long phrase or series of words that you can remember, but that nobody would ever guess.

- Always include numbers, a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, and symbols in your passwords. Aim for at least 10 characters.

- Try making an acronym out of a memorable sentence or song lyrics. For example, "I'm gonna take my horse to the old town road" could be iGTMhtthotR9! Who would guess that?

Do not use your Facebook password on any other website or app. You should have a different password for every service you use. For example, let's say you use the same password for Facebook as you do for TikTok. If your TikTok is hacked, the hacker can also gain access to your Facebook account.

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Protect Your Facebook Account from Hackers.

PART ONE:

For many of us, Facebook is part of everyday life. It’s where we interact with friends and colleagues, follow our favorite celebrities, and stay on top of the latest news. Many of us see Facebook as an extension of ourselves, which is why having your Facebook account hacked can be more than just humiliating. A hacked Facebook account can damage your reputation, expose private information, or even cost you money. If you suspect that your Facebook account has been hacked, the first thing to do is change your password. This GTL article teaches you tips and tricks for boosting the security of your Facebook account.

make sure there aren't unknown logins.

Don't click links in emails that claim to be from Facebook and don't give away your login information if you're asked for it.

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