I have someone logging into my Facebook account almost everyday and maybe three times or more. What can I do so I don’t have to be changing my password all the time?
Hello, Kathy -
1. Establish a new, separate email address. Use an email provider which is different than the one you currently use . . . Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo,Mail.com, etc. Make sure you use a strong password for that new email account and write it down somewhere and keep it in a safe place, in case you forget the password..
2. Open your Facebook account (your current email address + the latest Facebook password you established) and choose Settings.
Edit your Facebook Account Contact email address to the new one you just established and make it your Primary Email Address. Plus remove the email address you previously used as your Primary Email Address.
If you have a cell phone, make sure your cell phone number is provided as an alternate contact.
Save those changes.
3. Then, change your Facebook Password. You should see Security and Login in the left sidebar. Click or tap on that. Follow the on-screen instructions for changing your Password. Make your new Facebook password a strong one. Write it down, along with your new FB login / ID and keep it in a safe location so that you can refer to it if you forget it. Save that change.
4. Log out of your FB account.
5. Log back into your FB account, with the new ID/email address and new Password. NOTE: DO NOT allow your FB login and password to be saved through your browser and other devices. Saving that login information makes it easier for someone else to get into your account.
Only time will tell if the changes you make, as I have described above, will keep out anyone who was logging into your FB account.
Best wishes.
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