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What to do if you forget your Facebook password: How to reset and login

Whether you document every moment of your life, use it as a platform for your views or just login every other day for a cursory glance at your friends, Facebook is part of life for 1.86 billion people around the world.

Facebook requires a password to login, and at some point many of us will struggle to get in. Fortunately it’s easy to reset your password and login again.

[Read more: How to change a Twitter password]

If you fancy a break for Facebook check out our article, Fed up of Facebook, but want to keep Messenger? Here's how to do it...
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1: If you have forgotten your password you will need to click on the ‘Forgotten account?’ button on the right hand of the Facebook login home page.

2: This takes you through to the Find Your Account page, where you have the option of typing your username, phone number, email or full name into the box provided. Then simply click ‘Search.’

3: You’ll see a list of accounts that match your search. Find yourself and click ‘This is my account.’

4: Choose the Reset Your Password method to get yourr

5: Follow the instructions on the reset link and enter the code sent

I can’t log in with my mobile number

Drop any ‘0’ and ‘+’ digits and make sure you use your country code.
How do I change or reset my Facebook password?

If you know what your current password is, but want to change it head to Settings which can be found in the menu at the top right hand corner of any Facebook page.

Once on this page, click Security and login - Change password and type in your current and new passwords before clicking ‘Save changes.’

For advice on picking a strong password we've got advice on keeping your personal accounts secure.

Facebook Sign In Screen

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Facebook Sign In Screen
Facebook Sign In Screen
Facebook Messenger’s new home screen puts the focus back on messaging

Facebook Messenger is being updated across both Android and iOS with a refreshed, simpler look that puts an emphasis back on messaging. The app “is now organized around making Messenger your hub for connecting with all the people and businesses you care about,” according to VP David Marcus. The revised home screen layout certainly makes more sense than the bloated, confounding mess that’s on my phone right now. Across the top are tabs for Messages, Active, and Groups. Pretty self-explanatory. Messenger’s blatant Snapchat clone, Messenger Day, still gets a huge chunk of screen real estate beneath that, though.

The bottom of the app has sections for Home, Calls, People, and Games. Marcus says there will soon be a Discover tab down there, as well. This is where I complain again: I wish Facebook would let people hide or get rid of the functions of Messenger they’ll never use. I’ve never interacted with a single bot; I’ve never played a game. I love Instagram stories and will never enjoy Facebook Messenger stories.

I long for the days when Messenger was a lightweight, dependable chat app. You could convincingly argue it was a better app two years agothan it is today. Why must it do so much? Why does the thing need an entire games tab? It was annoying enough before when the Games section would reappear on my home screen no matter how many times I’d previously dismissed it. That said, not everything’s bad. I’ve seen some of the suggestions from Facebook’s M assistant pop up in my conversations lately, and those are somewhat helpful. A lot of Messenger’s features — sending money, making voice and video calls, etc. — make sense. But others are a definite reach.

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Facebook says this new Messenger look will roll out globally this week on both major mobile platforms. Maybe I’ll start using it on my phone more now that the home screen makes sense again.

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Facebook Login Welcome Page
Facebook Login Welcome Page

What to do if you forget your Facebook password: How to reset and login

Whether you document every moment of your life, use it as a platform for your views or just login every other day for a cursory glance at your friends, Facebook is part of life for 1.86 billion people around the world.

Facebook requires a password to login, and at some point many of us will struggle to get in. Fortunately it’s easy to reset your password and login again.

[Read more: How to change a Twitter password]

If you fancy a break for Facebook check out our article, Fed up of Facebook, but want to keep Messenger? Here's how to do it...
I forgot my Facebook password

1: If you have forgotten your password you will need to click on the ‘Forgotten account?’ button on the right hand of the Facebook login home page.

2: This takes you through to the Find Your Account page, where you have the option of typing your username, phone number, email or full name into the box provided. Then simply click ‘Search.’

3: You’ll see a list of accounts that match your search. Find yourself and click ‘This is my account.’

4: Choose the Reset Your Password method to get yourr

5: Follow the instructions on the reset link and enter the code sent

 Related Posts:
I can’t log in with my mobile number

Drop any ‘0’ and ‘+’ digits and make sure you use your country code.
How do I change or reset my Facebook password?

If you know what your current password is, but want to change it head to Settings which can be found in the menu at the top right hand corner of any Facebook page.

Once on this page, click Security and login - Change password and type in your current and new passwords before clicking ‘Save changes.’

For advice on picking a strong password we've got advice on keeping your personal accounts secure

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                                                 How to Reopen a Facebook Account

Some users decide to close or deactivate their Facebook accounts when they get tired of the social networking site. Facebook automatically stores the data for closed and deactivated accounts so that users can reopen them again easily if they have a change of heart. If you previously closed or deactivated your Facebook account but now want to reopen it, you can easily reactivate the account by logging in with your old username and password.
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Get back in touch with your friends by reopening a closed Facebook account.
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Launch your Web browser, and navigate to Facebook.com.
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Type your username into the relevant input field on the Facebook login page. The username is the email address that you used when you first registered the account.
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Type your password into the relevant input field. Enter the password carefully, because Facebook uses case-sensitive passwords.
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Click the "Login" button. This will open and reactivate your Facebook account. You can access your Facebook friends list and all previously uploaded data, including status updates, notes, photos and videos

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How to Unsubscribe From Facebook

To access, or subscribe to, Facebook you must create an account. This account allows you to share information, pictures, videos and links with other Facebook users. You can choose to only share the information with your Facebook friends or the entire Facebook community. If you have decided that you no longer want to use Facebook, you can deactivate your account. When you deactivate your account, your information, pictures and videos are no longer visible to anyone. You can reactivate the account, and restore your friends list, photos and preferences at any time by logging in with your username and password.

Click on the "Account" drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the page.
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Click on the "Account Settings" menu.

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Click on the "Settings" tab.
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Click on the "deactivate" link located at the bottom of the page.

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Click on the radio button next to your reason for leaving.
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Click on the "Confirm" button to deactivate your account. Your account will be memorialized. Your information, friends list and preferences will be saved in case you want to reactivate your account at a later date.

Will My Friends Know If I Deactivate My Facebook Account?

Deactivating your Facebook account is a temporary action that sends your account into a dormant state. Your profile disappears from the site until you manually reactivate your account. While Facebook does not specifically tell your friends that you have elected to deactivate your account, your friends are likely to notice your absence based on the information that disappears when you deactivate.



Reactivation involves responding to a confirmation email from Facebook.
Notifications

Notifications are red badges that appear in the top left corner of a Facebook user's screen whenever an action takes place that relates to her account. While your friends are notified when you officially accept their friend requests, they are not sent a notification if you deactivate your account. While you will go missing from their friend lists, Facebook does not send a red flag notification that points out your absence.
Missing Comments

When you deactivate your account, the comments you previously left on a friend's page will no longer appear. She may notice that the remarks have disappeared, cluing her in to the fact that your account has been deactivated. Messages left under photos, directly on a wall or beneath a posted link all become invisible during the time that your account is deactivated on Facebook.

Search Results

A deactivated Facebook account is no longer returned in search results on the social networking site. If a friend types your name in the search engine at the top of her Facebook screen and does not see your profile returned in the results, she knows that you are no longer present on Facebook. Similarly, your private messages will no longer turn up in search results in the "Messages" application.
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