Facebook Logging In From An Unfamiliar Location

I don’t recognize a location in the Where You're Logged In section of my Facebook account. If you see a location that you don't recognize, first check if it's related to your mobile device. Often, when signing in through a mobile device, you're routed through an IP address …

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Nov 13, 2012 · I had an email from Facebook saying that my account was temporarily locked because someone tried to access it from an unfamiliar location. I went through the process to unlock my Facebook at it turns out someone from from USA tried to access my account (I'm from UK) wtf? I then had to change my password.

Do you have any apps connected to your Facebook account? For instance, I use IFTTT to pull some information from my account. The logins by IFTTT will be from wherever their servers are located. Sometimes my wireless carrier will show me hundreds of miles from where I really am and the IP address my phone has when I check Facebook will reflect that.

Oct 11, 2010 · When logging in to Facebook, the site looks up the last location you logged in from (by geolocating the IP address), and compares it to a list of ‘known’ locations. If the location the user is logging in from is beyond a certain ‘distance threshold’ from …

Apr 04, 2017 · I think that if you got the message when actually logging into the site or the app, it is legit. If you had received an email, I would tell you to go directly to the page. They would have had to hack Facebook to hijack both your iPad and computer.

I tried to log in tonight and after logging in FB said my account was locked and someone attempted to log into my account from an unfamiliar location and showed a map of New York and Chrome something.

Nov 10, 2014 · However, the email is not from Facebook and your account has not been locked as claimed. In fact, the email is a phishing scam designed to steal your Facebook login details. If you click the link in the fake message, you will be taken to a fraudulent website designed to emulate a genuine Facebook login page.

May 18, 2012 · Don't want my facebook being looked at by some random dude in CA...WTF. Has this happened to anyone else? I mean I've had to verify my location before because I'm on vacation or something. I've had to do that thing where I have to look at pictures of my friends and choose the correct name...but never this.