Facebook allows you to review all logged-in devices, their locations, and when your account was last used.
If you notice suspicious activity, you could exit of devices you don’t recognize.
On the Facebook website, tap on the profile icon in the top-right corner.
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From there, expand the “Privacy and Security” menu and select “parameters.”
Then, tap on “See More in Accounts Center.”
Under Account prefs, navigate to “Password and Security.”
In this case, you shouldlog out of your accountfrom that location.
Then, check the box or circle next to the suspicious gadget and tap “sign off.”
First, you shouldchange your account password.
This step will ensure that the person who compromised your account won’t be able to sign on again.
To change your password, navigate to the Accounts Center and select “Password and Security.”
Tap on “Change Password,” then enter both your current and new passwords.
Check the box next to “sign off of Other Devices.
Choose This if Someone Else Used Your Account,” and tap “Change Password.”
Confirm your identity through email verification to finish the process.
You should alsoenable two-factor authenticationto improve your account’s security.
This feature adds an extra layer of protection by requiring unique codes for future logins.
To enable two-factor authentication, go to the Accounts Center and navigate to Password and Security > Two-factor Authentication.
Select your account, put in your password, and choose the security method you want to use.
After that, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup process.
