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Wondering how you can target your website visitors more effectively on Facebook?
When you let visitors log into your site with their Facebook profile, you can collect their

demographic attributes and other characteristics.

In this article, you’ll discover how to add Facebook Login to your website.
How to Use Facebook Login on Your Website by Peter Szanto on Social Media Examiner.

#1: Choose Which Data to Collect

Allow website visitors to register with Facebook Login.
Although it may be tempting to collect as much information as you can from visitors’ Facebook profiles, asking for permissions is a double-edged sword. Each data field you request is likely to decrease the opt-in rate.

So focus on the data that will be most helpful to your business and only ask permission to access this information. Here are some permissions that could be useful:

Email:
If you collect visitors’ email addresses with Facebook, you can avoid misspellings or obtaining that special email address people use only for registrations. Plus, you’ll collect valid, working emails that will match with custom audience uploads to social ad networks, like Facebook Ads or Google Ad Words.

Public Profile
With access to visitors’ public profiles, you’ll collect visitors’ names, the languages they speak, their age group, and gender. Among other things, you can use this information to create more effective and personal marketing messages.
Decide what information you want to collect from visitors’ Facebook profiles.

Likes let you learn about your visitors’ interests and preferences, allowing you to provide a much better experience for them. For instance, if you’re an ecommerce site, you could use this information to recommend products your visitors would like or offer suggestions based on their favorite activities.

With this permission, you can find out which of a visitor’s Facebook friends have registered at your site. This will help provide social proofand improve your recommendation engine.
Tip: If you call your visitors’ attention to the advantages of social login and clearly explain how their data will be used, they’ll be more likely to grant you the necessary permissions.

#2: Set Up Your Login App

After you decide which permissions you want to request from your visitors, you’ll need to build a Facebook application that can handle them. Fortunately, it’s not as complicated as it might sound.

To get started, you’ll need to create a developers account on Facebook. To do this, navigate to developers.facebook.com and log in with your Facebook credentials. Then click Create App in the upper-right corner.

Click Create App after logging into your Facebook developers account.
In the pop-up window, type in a name for your app and choose the category that best describes your website.

Fill in the details for your new Facebook app.
After you’ve successfully created your app (and gotten past the captcha), click the Get Started button for Facebook Login.

Click Get Started next to Facebook Login.
Next click Settings > Basic in the left sidebar.
Go to Settings > Basic in your Facebook developers dashboard.
Then add a link to the privacy policy and the terms of use on your website, and check your contact email.

Add a link to your website privacy policy and terms of use.
Click on +Add Platform and select the Website option.
Select Website as your Facebook app platform.
Add the URL of your site. Make sure you use the correct form of the URL(for example, https://mydomain.com); otherwise, the integration won’t work.

Add the URL for your website.
At this point, you can go ahead and publish your app. Don’t be concerned that no one will find your app at this point. You can publish it in the App Review menu (under Settings).
#3: Submit Your Login App for Review

The next step is to add extra permissions (development and app review as well).
If your app asks for permission from website visitors to access information other than their email address, friend list, and public profile info, you’ll need approval from Facebook before you can start using the app.

Here’s how to ask for permission to access user likes. First, navigate to App Review on your dashboard and click Start a Submission.
Under App Review, click Start a Submission.
Scroll down and select the user_likes option and click Add 1 Item.

Select which items you want to include in your Facebook app submission.
To get access to the likes, you’ll need to provide a step-by-step description of the login process on your website. Facebook’s evelopers Guide details everything you need to know about its requirements.

You’ll also need to explain what you’ll use the likes for. To do this, click the Edit Notes link.
Click Edit Notes under Current Submission.

Now provide a brief description of how your app will work.
Explain how you’ll use the Facebook likes data you collect.
For example, here’s one way you might explain how you’ll use likes for website personalization:
We need access to a person’s list of interests to create a personalized experience by surfacing content related to a person’s social profile.

Using permissions will allow us to visibly change the structure of the website and prioritize content based on the user’s interests.

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In addition to this description, you could provide the URL of the site to show your app in action and explain how it will change after visitors use the Login button.
You can also attach a video about the login process on your site. In your video, record and narrate at least the following events on your site:
How a person logs in with Facebook. Explain the placement of the Login button and how it works.
How a person sees this permission used in your app. For example, illustrate how user likes could modify the content of the website

how to search on Facebook by photo

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How to search on Facebook by photo

Did you have picture of someone and want to know more about them? Maybe you'd like to know their name, birth date, email address, where they work, or if they're single.

Using the method described below, you may be able to find their Facebook profile, and if they've made the information you want public, you'll find the answers you're looking for.
Is this creepy? Only if you're a creep.
Ways to Find a Person Via Their Photo
The hard way: Locate the number Facebook uses to identify the photo and try to search Facebook for it (see instructions below).
The easiest way: Use Google Images to find all the places where that photo is used online (see video and text tutorials below). Google Images will also find photos that are like the one you uploaded.
Use Tineye to do a reverse image search. (Upload or paste the photo's URL.) Tineye will only return results for the exact same image.

Using a Photo to Find a Person's Profile on Facebook
First step is to took at the file name of the picture. On most web browsers, you can right-click the photo and select View Photo or View Image.
Find the file name. It might end with .jpg or .png and if it's from Facebook, it will have "fb" somewhere towards the beginning.
See how the file has three sets of numbers separated by underbars (_) or periods? Locate the middle number. For example, you might see a URL that includes something that looks like this:
fbid=65602964473589&set=a.101484896592068.2345.10000116735844&type
Locate is the middle number. In the example above, I'm calling "101484896592068" the middle number. This number is the profile ID from a Facebook user's profile. In this example the number is 15 digits long, but yours might be longer or shorter. It shouldn't have a decimal, though.
Copy and paste the following into your web browser's address bar: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=
At the end, without a space, copy the profile ID number you found: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101484896592068
Go to the address and you should see the profile of the Facebook user from the picture!

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Now you try. You have a photo with these numbers: 49231_618193578354315_9532_n.jpg. Can you find the profile on Facebook?
This method only works if they have a public Facebook account and the photo you have is one they've posted on Facebook. If their photos are private, then it won't work.

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How to access the desktop version of Facebook on my phone

You can easily access desktop version of Facebook on your phone simple by visiting link below:
https://facebook.com/home.php

If again and again Facebook redirects you to m.facebook.com then you can refer to the below reference:
How to open Facebook Desktop Site on your phone
Do Upvote my answer if this solution worked for you guys.
There are 3 possible ways by which you can access www.facebook.com desktop version on your android phone.

Read this guide here:
Easy Steps To Access Desktop Version Of Facebook on Android mobile
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Open Google Chrome on your android phone. Tap the Options button (3 dots at the top right side). Tick ‘Request desktop site', go back, click on the link below and copy it. Paste the link in your address bar and load. web.facebook.com

Follow these steps:
Open your mobile browser app (chrome or internet)
Type facebook.com in url.
Click “Options” on browser
In options click “Request Desktop Version”
Enjoy

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If your browser has not that option then you can download other browser apps like “puffin” etc from store.
Below is the video that'll will explain you how to access Facebook desktop version on mobile.
To access the desktop version of Facebook on phone,
Log in from your phone browser to facebook.
Now, on the Url bar, type Log into Facebook | Facebook
You should be able to see the desktop.
P.S: The link that I have shared got converted to hyperlink. So please inspect it accordingly.

How Can I Get Phone Number From Facebook

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How Can I Get Phone Number From Facebook

Facebook really wants your phone number, nagging you for one as soon as you join. This isn't all bad since it can help secure your account with two-factor authentication. On the flipside, this makes it easy to reveal the private phone numbers of virtually anyone on Facebook, including celebrities and politicians. We're going to look at how a hacker would do this and how to protect yourself.

Many Facebook users may not even realize that their private phone number is connected to their Facebook account, having forgotten that they did so. Facebook isn't allowed to simply extract your number from your phone, but they can do what I refer to as the "app equivalent of cyberbullying" by repeatedly asking you to confirm and save your number each time you launch Facebook.

The default privacy setting on Facebook allows anyone to search for you by your phone number once you add it. This is not a new issue. It has been around as long as the Facebook Graph search, but Facebook chooses to see this issue as a feature, as a letter received by Belgian researcher Inti De Ceukelaire shows.

Image by Inti De Ceukelaire/Twitter

Certainly, some people, such as celebrities and politicians, should be more concerned than others about revealing their private number online. However, anyone could potentially have a cyberstalker or hacker target them. Once a hacker has a phone number and your name, they can quickly use open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools that we've covered on Null Byte to grab further public data like occupation, employer, spouse, relationship, any other public info.

A hacker could use the information to further social-engineering attacks by calling you directly. Think of the classic " Microsoft tech support" scam, only the caller trying to trick you knows your name and intimate details of your personal life. Armed with these, it's easy to make the target think the caller is legitimate.
Don't Miss: How to Use Maltego to Research & Mine Data Like an Analyst

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How would a hacker actually go about finding your number? In theory, if they had a lot of time, they could just search all 9,999,999,999 potential numbers until they stumbled upon yours. Clearly, this isn't very efficient, so let's see the right way of doing it. For a practice subject, I'll be using DC Mayor Muriel Bowser (2017) as a random city official. In the examples below, her number was changed to protect her real number.

Step 1Use the Area Code
If you think of a target's phone number as one of all the possible 10-digit US phone numbers, you can quickly see that 10 billion North American phone numbers it far too large a list to effectively search through. Luckily for the hacker, he can cut this down thanks to the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) which lays out the guidelines for phone numbers in the US.

Let's take an example: 234-235-5678. Looking at the NANP, we can see that the first three numbers (234) are the area code, and the plan allows for 2–9 as the first digit and 0-9 for the second and third digits. That information right there eliminates one billion possible numbers from the hacker's list.

The hacker can also quickly take advantage of this if they know or can take an educated guess at where you live, as it's as easy a Google search. By doing this, the hacker can remove a further 9 billion 990 million numbers from the list of potential guesses.

The next three numbers after the area code in our example (235) are the central office prefix. Again, the plan calls for 2–9 for the first digit and 0–9 for both the second and third digits, but with a caveat.

In area codes where the second digit is 1, the third can't also be 1. This yet again removes a large number of phone numbers from the hacker's list. The last four digits of the phone number is the line number, in this case, 5678.

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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...
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.

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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.

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How to enable Facebook Login by Creating Facebook App?
If you are using Super Socializer plugin for Social Login, follow the steps mentioned below to enable Facebook login at your WordPress website.
Steps To Enable Facebook Login
Navigate to Facebook Developers section and login to your Facebook account, if you are not logged in already. This should not be your business account.

If you are here (at Facebook Developer section) first time, you will require to “Register as a Developer” (If you have already done this, skip this step and move to step 3). Click “Register” button.Accept the privacy policyYou may be asked other details as in following pictureNext, you will be shown a messageAfter clicking Done, you will be redirected to the Apps page.
Click Create App button and navigate to step 4.
Click My Apps and then click “Add New App” link
Specify the name of your app in Display Name option (You can enter whatever name you like, but it’s recommended to enter your website or company name in this field), specify your Contact Emailand click Create App ID button
Click Set Up in Facebook Login section
Select Web
Open your website homepage (at which you have installed the plugin) in browser, click the address bar so that website url gets highlighted, copy this url and paste it in Site URL option. Please make sure that this url includes http:// or https:// (for example: http://mywebsite.com or http://www.mywebsite.com), click Savebutton
Navigate to Facebook Login > Settings section from the left sidebar

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Add two urls in Valid OAuth redirect URIs option:
1)The same url you used in step 7 above. Please make sure that this url includes http:// or https:// (for example: http://mywebsite.com or http://www.mywebsite.com)
2) /?SuperSocializerAuth=Facebook appended to the homepage url. For example, if http://mywebsite.com is the homepage url of your website, you need to add http://mywebsite.com/?SuperSocializerAuth=Facebook
Make sure that Client OAuth Login and Web OAuth Login options are set to Yes
Click Save Changes button
Navigate to Settings > Basic page from left sidebar
Specify your website domain (with and without www) in App Domains option. For example, if your website homepage url is www.mywebsite.com or mywebsite.com, you have to save mywebsite.com and www.mywebsite.comin this option.
Note: If your website url has directory/folder after domain (For example- http://www.mywebsite.com/dir), then save domains without directory/folder appended to it (www.mywebsite.comand mywebsite.com) in above option.
Specify Privacy Policy URL.
Select the category that your website belongs to,in the Category option. Optionally, you can upload App Icon. This will be shown to users when they authorize your app on first Facebook Login.
Optionally, specify what is the Business Use of your app and contact details of your Data Protection Officer (if applicable and optional).
Click Save Changes button.
Turn ON the Facebook app Status button
If you see following message, click App Details else move to step 16
Click “Add and Set Up” button
Enter Privacy Policy URL and Save Changes. Follow step 12 again.
Click Confirm in the Make App Public popup
Copy App ID and App Secret and paste these in the Facebook App ID and Facebook App Secret options of your plugin. Do not forget to Save Changes after configuring all the options on plugin settings page

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Updates to Facebook Login
Facebook Login gives you a fast and easy way to sign in to your favorite apps. You can skip entering in long registration forms on mobile and the need to remember yet another username and password by logging in through Facebook with a few simple taps.

People sign in to their favorite apps using Facebook Login more than 850 million times a month*. As of this month, 81 of the top 100 grossing iOS apps and 62 of the top 100 grossing Android apps in the U.S. use Facebook Login**.
Although Facebook Login is widely used, we understand people’s concerns about apps posting on their Timeline or to their friends. For the past several months, we’ve been rolling out a new version of Facebook Login on mobile to address these concerns.

With this new update, mobile apps using Facebook Login must now separately ask you for permission to post back to Facebook:

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Don’t want to share your music playlist or workout routine with friends? You can choose to skip sharing altogether. Clearly separating sharing means people can decide whether they only want to use Facebook Login for fast registration without also sharing back to Facebook. If you want to share later, you still can.

In addition to separating sharing requests, we’ve also made Facebook Login load up to 31% faster on mobile***. Our goal is to get you to connect with your favorite apps as quickly and easily as possible.
We’ve been working directly with popular mobile apps to help them create great Facebook Login experiences. The recent changes to Login are just the beginning of more improvements you’ll see as we continue working to provide useful services for developers that are easy for users to understand.
To learn more about the new Facebook Login

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Facebook Mobile Site m.facebook.com

Facebook has released a new design of its mobile site m.facebook.com, most notably moving notifications, requests, and birthdays above the news feed. The relatively low-bandwidth interface is part of Facebook’s multi-pronged mobile strategy designed to ensure users have access to the service regardless of their handset or the strength of their data connection. M.facebook.com fits between more data intensive mobile applications like Facebook for iPhone and mobile site touch.facebook.com, and the minimal-bandwidth interface 0.facebook.com.

When users visit m.facebook.com they’ll see a trimmed down version of the status publisher above the new notifications, birthdays and requests panel. From here users can respond to friend requests, see that day’s birthdays, and click through links to view all of their latest notifications or their pending event invitations and other requests. This change refocuses the mobile interface on viewing and responding to the actions of others over creating new content.
Below notifications users will see Top News or Most Recent views of their news feed. Options to view only status updates or photos have been relocated behind the See More Stories button at the bottom of the Most Recent feed. There users will also find options to view feeds of only Link, Note, or Event stories — options not available on Facebook.com. Comment and like buttons are now in-line with news feed story timestamps, giving a more streamlined look with less empty white space. At the bottom of the feed is a People You May Know panel similar to the one seen in the right sidebar of the web version of Facebook.com’s home page.

At the bottom of the home page, the Bookmarks panel has been split with Notifications, My Pages, Events, and Photos remaining above the fold; and Links, Notes, Groups, and SMS hidden behind a More button.

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This redesign is primarily aesthetic, and doesn’t give m.facebook.com users Places functionality like touch.facebook.com and Facebook for iPhone have. Though some traffic comes from m.facebook.com being used to direct people to download their handset specific Facebook app, m.facebook.com had almost 10 million daily active users and almost 50 million monthly active users by mid August. Keeping this user base engaged through redesigns is important as Facebook waits for them to have access to more full-featured apps and interfaces which increase overall usage.

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How To Log Yourself Out Of Facebook On Other Devices And Improve Your Security
For many Facebook users, it’s good to occasionally brush up on your security knowledge and see if there’s a better way you could be doing things. Despite Facebook’s tendency to expose your information as publicly as possible, they do take your login security seriously – and you should too. Do you know how to log out of Facebook remotely? Have you authenticated certain devices with Facebook so that you can be notified if someone tries to log in on another device?

These are things you can easily set up and which will help you to maintain control over your Facebook security. If you haven’t yet done so, take five minutes to read this guide and improve your security on Facebook now.
Accessing Your Facebook Security Section

All of the security tools are easily located within the Facebook Security section. Go to the arrow on the top right of Facebook, choose “Account Settings” and then “Security”.

Remotely Log Out Of Facebook

In the Facebook Security section, you’ll see a section called “Active Sessions”. Clicking on that will show you all the places you are currently logged into Facebook. You should see your current session, followed by any other devices which are logged in as you. This could include your mobile, tablet or work computer.

For instance, if you’re at home and you can see you’re still logged in at work, you can click on “End Activity” to ensure none of your co-workers do anything silly or sly with your account. Other useful scenarios could involve leaving yourself logged in at a friend’s house or on a public computer.

The same goes for any device you don’t recognise, as it could be someone accessing your account. Just click “End Activity” and it will log you out from that device. If you accidentally log out your own phone or tablet it’s no big deal to log in again from the device when you’re ready to use it again.
Set Your Recognised Devices

Facebook allows you to register your usual computers and devices so that it knows that it’s quite likely to be you logged in from that machine. It also allows you to approve or get notified if anyone logs in using any other device. To set up your recognised devices, you need to activate “Login Approvals” and add your devices. After a few devices are added, you can disable it if you prefer. See the next section for details.

Approve Logins From Unknown devices

To set up approvals for unknown device Logins, you will first need to ensure you have registered a mobile phone with Facebook. Then go to the “Login Approvals” section in the Facebook Security, check the box and save. A code will be sent to your phone for verification.

If your current computer isn’t registered yet Facebook will ask you to give it a name. Facebook will also give you the option to install a code generator on your smart phone to approve logins that way. It’s not required that you do this – it’s just another option you can use.

It’s a good idea to open a browser on your smart phone or tablet straight away and get those smaller devices registered.

Get Notifications About Logins From Unknown Devices

It’s possible for you to get a notification whenever someone logs into your account from an unknown device. This is a little less secure than the option requiring approval. In Facebook security, go to “Login Notifications” and check the box for email or text notifications as you wish to set this up. Note, you’ll need to give Facebook your phone number and authenticate it if you want text notifications. This is under Account Settings > Mobile.

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What To Do If Someone Is Accessing Your Facebook Account

If you use these methods and see that someone is using your Facebook account, you can quickly view the active sessions and “End Activity” for anything suspicious. Then, immediately change your password for Facebook.

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How To Deactivate Facebook Without Password

How Do I Close My Facebook Account Without a Password?

You need access to your Facebook account in order to deactivate or permanently delete it. If you forgot your login password, Facebook offers several recovery methods aimed at resetting your password and regaining access to your account. Once in, you can close your account temporarily or permanently.

Recovering Your Password

Clicking the "Forgot Your Password" link on Facebook's home screen presents several recovery options. The simplest method is to reset the password using your email address. If you don't have access to that email account anymore, you can choose to answer security questions or have trusted contacts get your security code for you.

Deactivating Your Account

Once in your account, click the gear icon, select "Settings," click "Security," and then choose "Deactivate Your Account." However, this is only a temporary solution; the next time you log in to your account, it becomes active again. To permanently close your account, visit the Delete My Account page (link in Resources) and request permanent deletion.

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How to login or signup with facebook API using PHP
Hi friends!! Today we are going to learn an interesting topic, that is how to login or signup with facebook API using PHP. For every user communication website they must need a user login panel and for login they must need registration for proper authentication. Here comes beauty of social media like facebook, google plus, twitter for their signup process. And also users don’t have more time to fill all the information so they prefer social media login. So this tutorial will teach you how to signup or login with facebook using php.

At first you have to login https://developers.facebook.com/ . Now you need to register facebook developer account. So click on register now button.

Here you have to accept facebook policy and click register. So you have successfully registered as a facebook developer. Now you can add facebook into your app or website.
Afetr login into your facebook developer account.Click Add a new app
Next you have to select area where you want to use this app, here I am using website.
Next click to the skip and create app id
Now you have to write display name and select category. Namespace is not necessary. But remember that display name must be unique. Fill out this captcha.
Now your app has been created.

In this area you can see your app display name and you get your appid and appsecret code. Actually This dashboard is looking very complicated but you have to do very simple few steps here.Then give your contact information and click on add platform, select your area once again. Give your site URL and write your domain name inside app domains text box.

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Now click on status and review on your left side bar, and turn on this app for make this visible to everyone.Your app is now live and you have implement on you website.
The script contains three folders called inc,includes and images with PHP files.
base_facebook.php // Class Get user Info

facebook.php // Class Get user Info
include_once("config.php");
if(array_key_exists('logout',$_GET))
{
$facebook->destroySession();
session_start();
unset($_SESSION['userdata']);
session_destroy();
header("Location:index.php");

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How To Log Yourself Out Of Facebook On Other Devices And Improve Your Security [Weekly Facebook Tips]

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For many Facebook users, it’s good to occasionally brush up on your security knowledge and see if there’s a better way you could be doing things. Despite Facebook’s tendency to expose your information as publicly as possible, they do take your login security seriously – and you should too. Do you know how to log out of Facebook remotely? Have you authenticated certain devices with Facebook so that you can be notified if someone tries to log in on another device?

These are things you can easily set up and which will help you to maintain control over your Facebook security. If you haven’t yet done so, take five minutes to read this guide and improve your security on Facebook now.
Accessing Your Facebook Security Section

All of the security tools are easily located within the Facebook Security section. Go to the arrow on the top right of Facebook, choose “Account Settings” and then “Security”.

Remotely Log Out Of Facebook

In the Facebook Security section, you’ll see a section called “Active Sessions”. Clicking on that will show you all the places you are currently logged into Facebook. You should see your current session, followed by any other devices which are logged in as you. This could include your mobile, tablet or work computer.

For instance, if you’re at home and you can see you’re still logged in at work, you can click on “End Activity” to ensure none of your co-workers do anything silly or sly with your account. Other useful scenarios could involve leaving yourself logged in at a friend’s house or on a public computer.

The same goes for any device you don’t recognise, as it could be someone accessing your account. Just click “End Activity” and it will log you out from that device. If you accidentally log out your own phone or tablet it’s no big deal to log in again from the device when you’re ready to use it again.
Set Your Recognised Devices

Facebook allows you to register your usual computers and devices so that it knows that it’s quite likely to be you logged in from that machine. It also allows you to approve or get notified if anyone logs in using any other device. To set up your recognised devices, you need to activate “Login Approvals” and add your devices. After a few devices are added, you can disable it if you prefer. See the next section for details.

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Approve Logins From Unknown devices

To set up approvals for unknown device Logins, you will first need to ensure you have registered a mobile phone with Facebook. Then go to the “Login Approvals” section in the Facebook Security, check the box and save. A code will be sent to your phone for verification.

If your current computer isn’t registered yet Facebook will ask you to give it a name. Facebook will also give you the option to install a code generator on your smart phone to approve logins that way. It’s not required that you do this – it’s just another option you can use.

It’s a good idea to open a browser on your smart phone or tablet straight away and get those smaller devices registered.

Get Notifications About Logins From Unknown Devices

It’s possible for you to get a notification whenever someone logs into your account from an unknown device. This is a little less secure than the option requiring approval. In Facebook security, go to “Login Notifications” and check the box for email or text notifications as you wish to set this up. Note, you’ll need to give Facebook your phone number and authenticate it if you want text notifications. This is under Account Settings > Mobile.

What To Do If Someone Is Accessing Your Facebook Account

If you use these methods and see that someone is using your Facebook account, you can quickly view the active sessions and “End Activity” for anything suspicious. Then, immediately change your password for Facebook.

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How to use Facebook to login on my Gmail account

Veronique Lewis, worked at Anything funny and brainy. ·

1. Log in to your Gmail account and click the ‘Settings’ link at the top right of the screen.

2. Click the “Labs” tab, locate “Add any gadget by URL”. Enable the option and click ‘Save Changes‘ at the bottom of the screen.

3. You will now have an option added to the Settings page entitled ‘Gadgets‘. Click this option and enter the following into the field provided, clicking ‘Add’ to save:

http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/g...

4. You will now have an new widget added to your Gmail sidebar. To load the widget, click ‘Expand‘ and you will be presented with a Facebook Connect button.

5. Connecting your Facebook account will require permissions to access your account, click allow and your Facebook feed will be loaded inside Gmail’s main body. If you aren’t happy with permitting access to your account, it might be worth staying away from this widget or monitoring the application if you do use it.

Lowell Orelup, Chief Marketing Officer at Doky Cloud Computing (2017-present) ·

I don't know that you really want to; Google and Facebook don't play nicely together. For that same reason, I don't know that you can.

Facebook requires an email address. You can use your gmail address to log into Facebook, but that's not really what you're asking.

You can set the same password for both, but the passwords won't stay in sync if you change one of them.

But for Google to offer a “login with Facebook” option, they'd need to partner with Facebook. Google and Facebook see themselves as competitors (even if you and I don't view them that way), and so they tend not to partner with each other.

Why do they see themselves as competitors? For one, their headquarters are geographically close to each other and I'm sure they steal talent from each other all the time. Second, Google wants to be a social network (hence, Google Plus), and Facebook has announced plans to be a search engine (although a different type of search engine with a social component). And you can use either company’ s productd to send messages to your friends (posts, IM, email).

More fundamentally, Google ( which also owns YouTube) and Facebook (which also owns Instagram) both want you to spend all your free time on their sites. Bottom line - they are competing for your attention. And that competition is pretty intense. You should feel special :-)

Shashank Katre, Technology Enthusiast
Answered Nov 7, 2016
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That's an easy answer: you can't. They are different companies.

Both Google and Facebook however due to very real significance for most of their users, may be effectively “good enough external user-authentication” to also “log you into” many other sites.

This is a minor point of grammar but a common mistake (as in your question) in use of the Internet:

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login - (noun) a term used loosely/variably to mean either user credentials (username and password combination), or a web page/control to facilitate logging in. Also written log-in.

log in - (verb) to provide user authentication credentials in order to gain secure access as an authorized user of a computer system.

So to login is incorrect. To log into or to log in to is the correct verbform of expression.

To enable this feature you need to link your Facebook to your Gmail account first. Just go to yourFacebook account settings, select Gmail in the LinkedAccounts section, and that's it.Log in to your Gmail accountthen go to http://facebook.com.

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Facebook login: Forgot your password? How to log into Facebook and reset your password
FACEBOOK is the most popular social media platform in the world, with more than one billion people logging in every day to check their feed. Facebook has recently improved security to protect its users from hackers, but what do you do if you forgot your password? How do you reset your Facebook password?
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Facebook has grown to become one of the most recognisable brands in the world, with more than one billion people having an active account.

Social media is a massive part of modern day culture, with users expecting tighter security for their personal accounts.

Facebook has plenty of security options in place to protect its users, but what happens if they forget their password?

Hackers can gain access to your Facebook account through correctly guessing your password, so it is recommended to change it regularly.

If you have recently changed it and can’t remember its, or you have forgotten a previous Facebook password, here is how to change it and log back in.

How to log into Facebook

It is likely you are one of the hundreds of millions of people whohavea Facebook account to connect with friends online.

If you are trying to login to your account, go tohttps://facebook.comto bring up the login page.

Ensure that no one else is currently logged into Facebook on your computer before entering your email address and password into the login boxes in the top right-hand section of the tab.

If someone is logged in, simply click at the top right of the Facebook page and select log out to sign the person out.

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How do you reset your Facebook password?

If you have forgotten your Facebook password, you can get a reclamation email sent to you in order to rest your password and log back in.

When you are on the Facebook login page, click on the ‘Forgotten account?’ button underneath the email and password boxes.

You will then be taken to a page with a box called Find Your Account, where you can enter either your username, phone number, email or full name into the text box.

You will then be given a list of accounts that match the search connected to whatever you typed in. Find your account and click ‘This is my account’.

Once you have selected your account, you will be asked how you wish to reset your password, either through email to the account connected to the Facebook profile, or a text to the associated number.

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Once you have followed all instructions in this box you will be sent a security code either through email or text that will reset your password.

If you already know your password but simply want to change it while you’re logged in, head over to the Settings tab on your Facebook account.

Click on the Security tab and then Change password.

Enter your current password and a new password before clicking Save changes.

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If you have recently changed it and can’t remember its, or you have forgotten a previous Facebook password, here is how to change it and log back in.

How to log into Facebook

It is likely you are one of the hundreds of millions of people whohavea Facebook account to connect with friends online.

If you are trying to login to your account, go to https://facebook.com to bring up the login page.

Ensure that no one else is currently logged into Facebook on your computer before entering your email address and password into the login boxes in the top right-hand section of the tab.

If someone is logged in, simply click at the top right of the Facebook page and select log out to sign the person out.

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How do you reset your Facebook password?

If you have forgotten your Facebook password, you can get a reclamation email sent to you in order to rest your password and log back in.

When you are on the Facebook login page, click on the ‘Forgotten account?’ button underneath the email and password boxes.

You will then be taken to a page with a box called Find Your Account, where you can enter either your username, phone number, email or full name into the text box.

You will then be given a list of accounts that match the search connected to whatever you typed in. Find your account and click ‘This is my account’.

Once you have selected your account, you will be asked how you wish to reset your password, either through email to the account connected to the Facebook profile, or a text to the associated number.

How do you change your password on Facebook? (Image: GETTY)

Once you have followed all instructions in this box you will be sent a security code either through email or text that will reset your password.

If you already know your password but simply want to change it while you’re logged in, head over to the Settings tab on your Facebook account.

Click on the Security tab and then Change password.

Enter your current password and a new password before clicking Save changes.

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How to Delete an Email Address from the Facebook Login Screen

Your browser's AutoFill feature automatically saves all email addresses that are entered in the Email or Phone field of the Facebook Login page. To remove your address from the website's Login field, erase your browser's saved form data through the History section of its Settings menu. To prevent automatic access to your Facebook account whenever you visit the website, clear the option to stay logged in from the Facebook Login page.

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Sign out of your Facebook account.
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Log in to your Facebook account and click the down arrow at the end of the menu bar to display a drop-down menu. Select Log Out to exit your account.

Remove your email address.
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Click in the Email or Phone field and then press the Down arrow key on your keyboard to display all of your saved email addresses. Hover your cursor over the email address you use to access your Facebook account and then press Delete. This action removes your email address from the Login field until you enter it again.

De-select Keep Me Logged In.
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Clear the Keep Me Logged In check box and then close all open windows to quit the browsing session.
Internet Explorer

Open the Internet Options window.
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Click the Tools button and then select Internet Options from the drop-down menu to open the Internet Options dialog window.

Click Delete.
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Click the General tab and then click the Delete button under Browsing History to open the Delete Browsing History box. To automatically delete your browsing history when you complete a browsing session, select the Delete Browsing History on Exit check box.

Remove the form data.
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Select the Form Data check box and then click the Delete button to delete the browser's saved Facebook form information.
Firefox

Select History.
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Click the Open Menu button and then select History from the list of items on the drop-down menu to open the History sidebar.

Choose the Clear Recent History option.
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Select Clear Recent History in the History section to open the Clear Recent History box.

Clear the form entries.
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Select the Time Range to Clear drop-down box and select the option that equals the time range you want to clear, such as Today. Select the Form and Search History check box and then click the Clear Nowbutton.
Chrome

The Chrome Menu displays a drop-down list of items.
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Click the Customize and Control Google Chrome Menu button and select History to open the History page.

Select the Clear Browsing Data option.
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Click the Clear Browsing Data button to open the Clear Browsing Data window.

Click Clear Browsing Data.
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Click the Obliterate the Following Items From drop-down box and then select the time frame you want the browser to clear, such as The Last Four Weeks. Select the AutoFill Form Data check box and then click the Clear Browsing Data button.

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Facebook Login and Logout problem

I can log in to facebook through FB.LogInWithReadPermissions (new List (){"public_profile", "email", "user_friends" },AuthCallback);

After that I call I call FB.Sharelink and share the link. Its all working fine. But when I do FB.Logout() and do FB.LogInWithReadPermissions again its returns the same user so I am always logged in with the same user. I want the other user to log in and share thier stuff as well.Can anybody guide me?

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Is the Facebook app installed in your phone? as per my experience, Here are few solutions -

1) If yes, then you should log out that user from the app cause if the app is installed in phone then the facebook unity sdk gets the current logged in user credentials from the app.So,logout from the app and then try again. 2) If you are not using the app then check that the same facebook account in logged into your browsers facebook. And try logout from there and login from the app again. 3) if you have enabled cookies,logging,status true in the facebook init method in your script or in the editor setting then try to set those to false. (maybe this could be an issue)

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Social banking: Would you log into your accounts via Facebook?
Consumers want their banks’ websites to be easy to use, despite fears of a security trade-off. Felicity Hannah asks if social media link-ups are the way forward or “the last nail in the privacy coffin”
We need a new way to log into sensitive online accounts because what we’re doing just now is not working. Whether we’re banking, checking the balance on a peer-to-peer loan, or paying a credit card bill, the plethora of passwords, passcodes and security questions to keep our details safe are rich pickings for fraudsters.

But all too often the carefully engineered security systems fall victim to a very human error: the inability to remember more than one password. The credit checking agency Experian has warned that many bank customers use the same password for online shopping accounts, social media and other services, meaning that a criminal hacking into one of the weaker accounts would then have access to a wide range of data and information. There’s been a recent surge in current account fraud thanks to people using the same passwords for all their online services.

And yet there’s also increasing demand for a smooth, easy-to-use customer experience, one that is at odds with the need for several layers of security when accessing financial services online.

And now it’s been suggested that, instead of being part of the problem, social media like Facebook could be the solution.

Social safety

There’s a growing idea that the web would be a safer place if users had one online identity that they used to verify themselves across a range of services. And few online footprints are as rich and detailed as people’s social media accounts, like Facebook for instance.

Rob Sobers, director at data protection firm Varonis, explains: “Using a single social ID to access to other applications and conduct secure transactions eliminates the problem of storing passwords and other personal information with dozens, if not hundreds, of sites and services. If one of those sites is breached, my password would remain safe.

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Android: View Full Version Of Facebook
Today, I was asked a question about using the Facebook For Android app to update a Facebook brand page for which you are an admin. You can’t access many of the features on Facebook with the Android app. When you visit Facebook in a web browser, it will show you the mobile version of the site. However, there are some steps you can take to access the full version of the web site on any mobile device.
Option 1 – Direct Link Trick
Login to your Facebook account using the mobile version of the website.
Now type “http://www.facebook.com/home.php” in your browser.
The full desktop version of Facebook should display in the browser.
Option 2 – Browser Setting
Android browsers like Chrome have an option to view the desktop version of the page built in. In Chrome, you can select the “Menu” button located at the upper-right corner, then choose “Request Desktop Site“.

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Change login from Facebook account to email address

I set up my RealTimes account using Facebook login, but now I'd rather use my email address instead. How do I do that?

You can go into the RealTimes Account Settings page on our website at https://realtimes.real.com/myaccount. (If you are not already signed in, you will need to sign in using your Facebook account credentials.)

First, create a password for your account. Then you should see the option to Disconnectyour Facebook account from RealTimes. After that, you will be able to sign in using your email address and the account password you created.

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