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iam hacked in facebook please solve my problem

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Several members (, , , , ) rightly pointed toward contacting Facebook and changing settings. Those are baseline steps. The advice below complements those replies with practical, often-missed actions that reduce damage and improve the chances of full recovery.

First, secure the email account used to sign in to Facebook. If an attacker controls that email, they can re-take the Facebook account. Check the email's Sent/Trash/Filters for signs of forwarded messages or password-reset emails, enable two-factor authentication on the email, and remove any unknown recovery addresses or phone numbers. Run an up-to-date malware and anti‑virus scan on every device used to access Facebook; keep in mind keyloggers and remote access tools can keep giving away credentials until removed.

On Facebook itself, review active sessions and connected services: log out any device or browser you don’t recognize, remove suspicious third‑party apps, and check Page roles or ad accounts for unfamiliar admins. Look through recent Messages, Posts and Activity Log for anything the attacker sent (so friends can be warned) and check Billing/Payment history for unauthorized transactions. If financial data was exposed, contact the bank/card issuer immediately.

Longer-term steps: use unique, strong passwords (a password manager helps), enable 2‑factor authentication or a hardware security key, and stop reusing the same password across sites. Preserve evidence (screenshots, timestamps, emails) before making changes — it helps Facebook support and, if needed, law enforcement. If standard recovery fails, escalate through Facebook’s official compromised-account process and supply the collected proof. These measures address follow-up risks that simple password changes alone do not.

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Member Avatar for happygeek

I think you need to be asking Facebook to solve your problem, not us.

Member Avatar for habbaspilaw1

Hello Sir

Dont take tension you can easily solve this problem you can mail to facebook tell them your account is hacked they can ask you 2-3 question as related to account if you can gave answer they can removed your account.

Member Avatar for AarenAce

Change privacy and account Settings, just like security question which you enters in facebook change that question and the password

Member Avatar for <M/>

Ask Facebook about it (if it's been hacked)... unless you forgot your password and think its hacked, then that is a totally different story.

Member Avatar for Bamahonky

Change your password regularly. I am talking about quarterly. Got to stay active.

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