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How to bring other's Facebook password to your mobile

 

This wiki teaches you how to access a friend or loved one's Facebook account in an emergency, such as if someone is lost, injured, or asks you to log into their account on their behalf. You'll also learn how to set up and use trusted contacts (if you're locked out of your account) and how to keep your own passwords secure.

 

Mathod 1:      Access someone else's account

 

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Open https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. You can do this on any web browser on your computer, phone or tablet. Although it is not legally possible to crack someone's Facebook password, if you have access to someone's email address or text messages, you can log into their account. If the person has added trusted contacts (and you know who they are or how to contact them), this method will help you use that feature to access the account.

·       Use this method if you are a close friend or relative of someone who is lost, in trouble, or has asked you to use their account for some reason.

·       If you're signed in to your account, sign out now by clicking the down arrow in the upper right corner of the page and selecting Sign Out.

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Click Forgot your password? It's under the "Sign In" button on the right side of the login page

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Enter the user email address/phone number & click   Search    Doing so will bring up options to restore access to the account.

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Click  Do you no longer have access to this account?   This is a small link located at the bottom of the page.

·       If you can actually access the person's email account or phone number, select the option you have access to and follow the on-screen instructions to retrieve the verification code. This code will help you gain access to the account.

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Enter the email address or phone number you can access and click   Continue

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If you successfully reset your password, the reset link will be sent to the email address or phone number you provided here.

 

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Click    Reveal My Trusted Contacts .   Its the grey button at the top of the page.

·       Facebook encourages its users to assign trusted contacts to their accounts in case they ever get lost. As long as these people have added you (or someone they trust) as a trusted contact, you'll be able to access their accounts.

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Type the full Name of one of your trusted contact & click    Confirm      If your friend has listed you as a trusted contact, enter your own name here. If not, enter the name of someone who can be a trusted contact and is willing to help you access the account. You must enter the name as it appears on Facebook.

·       Unless this friend has listed someone with the entered name as a trusted contact, it will display all trusted contacts listed, as well as a URL.

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Ask trusted contacts for help.  Now each of your trusted contacts will need to follow a few steps to generate a code. Once you have all their codes, you can log into the account.

·       Call, text or message each trusted contact and ask them to log in at https://www.facebook.com/recover. This will generate a code that the contact will give you.

·       You must do this if you are one of the trusted contacts However, you must do this when you log into your Facebook account.

·       Enter the codes generated by trusted contacts and click Continue

·       Follow the On screen instructions to reset  password & access your account

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Follow the on-screen instructions to try another method. If you can't access your account using the steps above, you may see a message that says you can't sign in without access to the corresponding email address or phone number. If you are given another option, such as the option to answer a security question or the option to identify specific friends of the user in question, follow those instructions to access the account.

·       If you still can't access the account, you can try searching for a document on the person's computer where they store their password. If he creates such a document, it is probably called "password" or "login".

·       If you are trying to access the account of someone who is absent or in trouble with the law, contact local authorities. Law enforcement officials can access people's Facebook accounts if they have a proper warrant.

 

Mathod 2:     Setup trusted contacts

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Sign in to https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Adding 3 to 5 friends to your list of trusted contacts can help you if you ever get locked out of your account. If you can't log in, one of your trusted contacts can generate a recovery code that you can use to reset your password and log in again.[2]

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Click on the Menu    ▼  .   It's the inverted triangle-shaped icon located in the blue bar at the top right of Facebook.

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Click    Settings and Privacy.    Doing so will open up more configuration options.

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Click on the    Settings    option in the menu. This will you take to your FB account settings..

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Click   Security and Sign-in.      It is located in the left panel at the top of the list.

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Click     Edit     next to "Choose 3 to 5 friends to contact if you lose access to your account." It is located at the bottom of the page under the "Set up additional security" section

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Click Choose Friends. A pop-up window will appear with details about using trusted contacts

If you already have trusted contacts included, you can click  Edit  to make changes

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Click   Choose Trusted Contacts.    Now you can choose to include your friends as trusted contacts

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Enter 3 to 5 new trusted contacts Start by typing the name of the first person you want to add, and then click their name in the search results. You must add at least 3 contacts, but not more than 5

You will receive a notification of people you enter as trusted contacts.

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• Click   Confirm.   The selected friends are now added to your trusted contacts You can edit this list at any time by clicking Edit List

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Log in to your account again. If you've locked out your account and need help from a trusted contact, follow these steps:

·       Click Forgot your password? On the Facebook login page, then follow the on-screen instructions to find your account name by entering your email address or phone number.

·       If you don't have access to any of the accounts listed, Don’t have access any more.

·       Enter a new email address that you have access to and click Continue

·       Click Publish My Trusted Contacts and enter the name of one of the people you've added This will show all your trusted contacts

·       Email or text the link to each of your trusted contacts and ask them to open it. Once they log into their own account, they will be asked to send you a code to log back into your account.

·       Enter the codes for each contact and click Continue This will force you to log into your account again.

 

Mathod 3:  Protect your password

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Enable 2-factor authentication. This feature can thwart almost any attempt to access your account without permission. When an access attempt is detected on an unknown device, your mobile phone will receive a code that must be entered to log in Without this code, the intruder will not be possible to access your Facebook account.

• Log in to your Facebook account.

• Click the down arrow in the upper right corner to open the menu.

• Click Security & Privacy and select Settings.

• Click on the Security and Login option on the left.

• Click Edit next to "Use two-step authentication".

• Select an authentication process and follow the on-screen instructions.

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• Use a unique password. Avoid using names, dates of birth, home addresses or real words in your passwords, as these are easy to guess. The password must be at least 8 characters long and contain a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols. The longer and more random , strong the password, the harder it is to crack.

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• use a different and difficult password for each online account. If you use the same password for your email, your online banking, and your Facebook account, it's easy for people to hack all of your information once they figure out one of your passwords.

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• Remember to log out of Facebook. This is especially important if you're signing in on someone else's computer, phone, or tablet If other people have access to your computer, you might also consider signing them out there.

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• Use a firewall and anti-malware protection. Make sure your antivirus and anti-malware applications are kept up to date and that you only log into Facebook when behind a secure firewall. Unless your computer is protected by these features, you'll be alerted if a hacker tries to install keylogging software to capture your passwords.

 

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• Accessing others' Facebook accounts without their permission is a violation of personal privacy and illegal. Consider this before trying to hack someone's account.

• In most countries this is an offense punishable by imprisonment.