How to get someone else's Facebook passwordThis article will show you how to access Facebook accounts of friends or loved ones if an emergency occurs (eg the user in question disappears, is injured, or asks you to log in to his account). You will also learn how to set up and use the trusted contact feature or ("Trusted Contacts") if at any time you cannot access your account, and how to secure your own account password.
Method 1.
Accessing Other People's Accounts
1. Open https://www.facebook.com through a web browser. Although you cannot legally hack the password of someone else's Facebook account, you can log into someone's account if you can access the e-mail address or text message. If the user in question adds a trusted contact (and you know the contact or can contact him), this method will help you use the trusted contact feature to access the user's account in question.
- This method can be used if you are a close friend or relative of someone who has disappeared, is in trouble, or has asked you to use his account for a reason.
- If you are logged into your own account, first log out of the account by clicking on the down arrow icon in the upper right corner of the page and selecting "Log Out".
2. Click Forgot account. This option is under the password column, in the upper right corner of the login page.
3. Enter the user's e-mail address or telephone number and click Search ("Search"). The six digit code will be sent to the e-mail address or telephone number you entered, and you will be taken to the account list, depending on user settings.
-. If you can't access the email address or phone number you entered, click "Didn't get a code?" And move on to the next step.
4.Choose an account that can be accessed and click This Is My Account ("This is my account"). A six digit code will be sent to the e-mail address or telephone number entered. If you can use the email account or cellphone in question, type the code displayed on the screen to reset the password and enter the account.
- If you cannot access the accounts that are displayed, move on to the next step.
5. Click No longer have access to these ("Not accessible anymore"). This option is under the list of options
6. Enter your e-mail address or telephone number that you can access and click Continue. If you can reset your password, a reset link will be sent to the e-mail address or telephone number you entered.
7. Ask for trusted contact assistance. If you don't see the option to display trusted contacts, move on to the next step. Facebook advises its users to assign trusted contacts to their account if at any time they cannot access the account. If the user in question has chosen a trusted contact (and you at least know the name), you can see a list of trusted contacts and contact these people to get a recovery code. Follow the steps below:
- Click "Reveal My Trusted Contacts" ("Show my trusted contacts").
- Type the name of one of the contacts and click "Confirm". A list of the user's trusted contacts will be displayed along with their profile URL.
- Call or send a message to a trusted contact and have them visit https://www.facebook.com/recover and log in to your account. After that, a code will be generated and a trusted contact can give it to you.
- Enter the code obtained from trusted contacts and click "Continue".
- Follow the instructions on the screen to reset the password and access the account.
8. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to try other methods. If you cannot access your account using the previous steps, you can see a message that indicates that you cannot enter without accessing the email address or telephone number registered in the account. If you get other options, such as the security question option and / or the introduction of certain friends from the user in question, follow the instructions provided so that you can access your account.
- If you still can't access your account, try searching for the password storage document on the user's computer. If available, the document might be named "Password", "Login", or the like.
- If you want to access the account of someone who has disappeared or is in legal trouble, contact the authorities. Law enforcement officers can access someone's Facebook account as long as they get the appropriate warrant.
Method 2
Registering Trusted Contacts
1.. Enter https://www.facebook.com through a web browser. You can add 3-5 friends to your trusted contact list ("Trusted Contacts") to help when the account is locked and cannot be accessed. If you can't log in to an account, one of your trusted friends or contacts can get a recovery code that you use to reset your password and access your account again. [1]
2.Click the ▼ menu. This button is in the upper right corner of the Facebook blue bar.
3. Click Settings ("Settings"). This option is under the menu.
4. Click Security and Login ("Security and Login Info"). This option is located at the top of the left column of the page.
5. Click Edit ("Edit") next to "Choose friends to contact if you get locked out" ("Select friends to contact if you cannot log in"). This option is located at the top of the page, under the "Recommended" segment. If not available, swipe the screen and look for options in the "Setting Up Extra Security" segment.
6. Click Choose friends ("Choose a theme"). A pop-up window with details about using trusted contacts will be displayed.
7. Click Choose Trusted Contacts ("Select trusted contact").
8. Enter the name of a Facebook friend you trust. Type a friend's name. When typing, a list of appropriate friends will be displayed. Click the appropriate friend after the name is displayed to add it to the list.
9. Add at least 2 additional contacts. You can add a maximum of 5 contacts.
10. Click Confirm ("Confirm"). Selected friends will be added to the trusted contact list. You can edit this list at any time by clicking the "Edit" link in the list.
11. Account access again. If your account is locked and you need the help of a trusted contact, follow these steps: [2]
- Click "Forgot account?" ("Forgot account?") On the Facebook login page, then follow the instructions displayed on the screen to find the account name by entering your e-mail address or telephone number.
- If you cannot access any of the accounts displayed in the list, click "No longer have access to t hese?" ("Cannot access again?").
- Enter the new e-mail address that you can access and click "Continue".
- Click "Reveal My Trusted Contacts" ("Show my trusted contacts") and type the name of one of the friends you are adding. All trusted contacts will be displayed.
- Send a link to each trusted contact via e-mail or text message and ask them to open it. After l ogging in to the account, they will be asked to send you a code so they can access the account again.
- Enter the code for each contact and click "Continue". You can access your account again afterwards.
Method 3
Protect Passwords
1. Enable 2-factor authentication. This feature can frustrate almost all attempts to access your account without permission. When an attempted access through an unknown device is detected, the mobile will display the code that needs to be entered before the account can be opened. Without this code, hackers cannot access your account. [3]
- Log in to your account.
- Click the "▼" menu and select "Settings" ("Settings").
- Click "Security and Login" ("Security and Login Info").
- Click "Edit" next to the "Use two-factor authentication" option ("Use two-factor authentication").
- Select the authentication method and follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
2. Use a unique password. Avoid using names, birthdays, home addresses, or ordinary words in passwords because such information is easy to guess. Passwords must contain a combination of words and letters, especially in random order. The longer and more randomly entered the password, the harder the password to guess.
3. Use a different password for each online account. If you use the same password on an e-mail, banking and Facebook account, it will be easier for other people to hack all the information after knowing one of the account passwords.
Read articles on how to create secure passwords to get tips on making the best and safest passwords.
4. Don't forget to leave the account. This is important to remember, especially if you use someone else's computer, cellphone, or tablet. If other people can access your computer, you should also log out of your Facebook account after you finish using it.
5. Use firewall protection and anti-vandal devices. Ensure that antivirus and anti-malware programs are always updated and that you only access your Facebook account when the firewall protection is activated. As long as the computer is protected by these features, you will get a notification if the hacker tries to install a typing recorder program in order to find out the account password.
Warning
- Bosses or company owners are usually required by law to notify employees that their keyboard entries are recorded.
- Accessing other people's Facebook accounts without the permission of their owners is a violation of personal privacy and is considered illegal. Think about this before trying to hack someone e lse's account.
That was the tutorial How to get someone else's Facebook password.
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