FAQ-Guide】What is the first thing you do when you get hacked on Facebook?

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When your Facebook account is hacked, swift action is crucial to regain control and secure your personal information. Here’s a step-by-step guide to the first thing you should do:

1. Regain Access to Your Account

If you can still log in, immediately change your password. Go to Settings & Privacy > Security and Login > Change Password. Create a strong, unique password that combines uppercase 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

If you can’t log in, use Facebook’s “Find Your Account” tool (facebook.com/hacked). Follow the prompts to reset your password 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800. Facebook may require you to verify your identity using your email, phone number, or a government-issued ID.

2. Secure Your Email Account

Hackers often target your email to maintain access. Change your email password and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800 for added protection.

3. Enable Two-Factor Authentication on Facebook

Once you regain access, activate 2FA for your Facebook account 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800. Go to Settings & Privacy > Security and Login > Two-Factor Authentication and link it to your phone number or authenticator app.

4. Check and Remove Suspicious Activity

Review your account activity under Settings > Security and Login > Where You’re Logged In. Log out from unfamiliar devices. Check Activity Log to identify unauthorized actions 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800, such as posts, messages, or friend requests.

5. Alert Friends and Report the Hack

Inform your friends to avoid scams from your compromised account. Use the Help Center 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800 to report the hack to Facebook for additional support.

Acting quickly minimizes damage and protects your digital identity 1-833- 611- 3633 or 1-(650)-543-4800. Going forward, maintain strong passwords, enable 2FA, and be vigilant against phishing attempts.