Facebook Login Alerts

Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

Go to your Security and Login Settings by clicking in the top-right corner of Facebook and clicking Settings. Click Security and Login on the left. Go to Get alerts about unrecognized logins and click Edit. Choose where you want to receive your alerts, such as from your email account or with a Facebook notification from a recognized device.

For that Facebook has a feature named Facebook Login Alerts, you should turn on the tools. When you turn on Login Alerts they will notify you of login from new devices. If you find anything wrong or you can’t recognize the login let them know.

Go to your Security and Login Settings by clicking in the top right corner of Facebook and clicking Settings > Security and Login. Scroll down to Use two-factor authentication and click Manage . Choose the security method you want to add and follow the on-screen instructions.

Login Alerts Get an alert when anyone logs into your account from a new device or browser Choose how you’d like to receive your alert - through Facebook notifications, Messenger or email.

Setup Login Alerts In Facebook – Get Notified When Someone Else Is Using Your Facebook Account. Setting up Login alerts in Facebook is a really neat idea and takes only a minute. Go to Facebook Account settings page and find “Set Up Login alerts” under the “Settings” tab. Then choose”Send me an email” whenever anyone else is using my Facebook account.

Apr 13, 2011 · Login Notifications are an opt-in security feature where alerts are sent to you each time your account is accessed from a new device. A little bit confusing to figure out but beneficial, especially if you access Facebook from a shared location such as computer at the local library, school, etc.

Most likely someone mistyped their email address and that is what generated the login alert, but it is possible it was an attempted hack. If you ever receive emails saying they are from Facebook that you are not sure of, avoid the links in them and reporting the email: