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**Signs That Your Facebook Account Has Been Hacked**
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6. **Notifications about unfamiliar logins** – Facebook alerts you when your account is accessed from a new location or device.
If you experience any of these issues, follow the steps below to recover your account and secure it.
**Step-by-Step Guide to Recover a Hacked Facebook Account**
**Step 1: Try to Log In and Reset Your Password**
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Once you regain access, review your account for any unauthorized changes:
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- Delete any suspicious posts, messages, or friend requests sent by the hacker
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**What If You Can’t Recover Your Facebook Account?**
If you’re locked out completely and recovery methods don’t work:
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**How to Prevent Your Facebook Account from Being Hacked Again**
To avoid getting hacked in the future, follow these security best practices:
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