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How Do I Recover My Facebook Account Password

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<strong>How</strong> <strong>Do</strong> I <strong>Recover</strong> <strong>My</strong><br />

<strong>Facebook</strong> <strong>Account</strong> <strong>Password</strong><br />

Source :http://www.tophotlines.com/facebook-accountpassword-recovery


If you believe your <strong>Facebook</strong> account has been hacked or compromised, here are the steps to take<br />

to get it back.<br />

Step 1:<br />

Go to https://www.facebook.com/hacked.<br />

Select the “<strong>My</strong> <strong>Account</strong> Is Compromised” button to begin the process.<br />

You will then be instructed to type in your Email Address or Phone Number to search for your<br />

account and then hit Search. Be sure to type in your email or phone number in order to easily<br />

identify your account. Entering your name will not be effective as multiple people in the <strong>Facebook</strong><br />

community could have your same name.<br />

<strong>Facebook</strong> will then search for matching accounts. If the information you entered does not produce<br />

your account in the results, try entering something different from what you originally entered. For<br />

example, if you entered a phone number and it did not work, try entering your email address<br />

instead. An email address will be the most effective way to locate your account.


Step 2:<br />

<strong>Facebook</strong> will ask you to Enter A Current or Old <strong>Password</strong>.<br />

If your account has been hacked, the password was probably changed so you<br />

will not know the current password, but you can enter the “old” password,<br />

which is the one you used before your account was hacked.<br />

Step 3:<br />

Because you have technically entered an old password, <strong>Facebook</strong> will then tell<br />

you, “Sorry! You entered an old password.”<br />

At this point, you can select the “Reset <strong>My</strong> <strong>Password</strong>” button in order to move<br />

forward.


Step 4:<br />

<strong>Facebook</strong> will ask you how you would like to reset your password,<br />

typically done by sending a link to the email associated with the<br />

account.<br />

As with the password, the primary email address was likely changed<br />

when it was hacked. You do not want to send that link to the hacker’s<br />

account, so instead select the “No Longer Have Access To These?”<br />

option in the bottom left-hand corner.


Step 5:<br />

<strong>Facebook</strong> will then ask, “<strong>How</strong> Can We Reach You?”, at which point you<br />

can enter and confirm a New Email or Phone.<br />

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Enter the email address that you would like as the primary email on the<br />

account and you should quickly receive a link to change the password.<br />

Follow the instructions provided in that email to reset your password<br />

and regain control of your hacked <strong>Facebook</strong> account.<br />

On rare occasions, additional verification, such as a drivers license, may<br />

be required. If this is the case, you can simply snap a photo or scan a<br />

copy of your drivers license and upload it as prompted.

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