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Oct 17, 2011 · “Login Approvals” will require you to input a random code which Facebook will text to your phone each time you login from a new computer. Login Notifications Locking your account when someone attempts to access it is a great security feature but the true value of Login Notification are the emails themselves.Author: Piers Dillon Scott

Two-factor authentication is a security feature that helps protect your Facebook account in addition to your password. If you set up two-factor authentication, you'll be asked to enter a special login code or confirm your login attempt each time someone tries accessing Facebook from a browser or mobile device we don't recognize.

Oct 11, 2010 · The next time you successfully log in, you will be alerted to any recent suspicious login attempts, complete with a geolocated map of that attempt’s location (see screenshot). This feature has been added to Facebook’s authentication mechanism, and is thus on by default for all accounts.

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Nov 10, 2014 · Be wary of any email that claims that there is an issue with your Facebook account and you must click a link or open an attached file to resolve the issue. To check, just login to your Facebook account as you normally would. If the warning is genuine, you will receive a legitimate Facebook notification when you attempt to login.

Aug 28, 2011 · Can you tell a real Facebook e-mail from a phishing attempt? ... of a Facebook notification, you might find yourself clicking on a link that can lead to malware or attempt to steal your login ...

Nov 15, 2019 · I’ve received a notification sayng that a ... every credential sent reply with a login error, but at this point credential are already stolen! (TLDs of 16mb.com domain are often present in TI reports) So pay attention to such events, and report the phishing attempt: the Facebook security team would certainly not contact you in that way! ...