How To Secure Your Facebook Account

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99% Facebook Account Hack Through Email Account



Hello  we-hackz  Readers Today i will tell you how to secure your Facebook Account.

If you make your Facebook account with Gmail Account then secure your gmail account in my previous post check how to secure your gmail account.. if your Gmail account secure it means your facebook account 70% already secured.. In this post i will show you in pics how to secure your Facebook account...

1st step:-

Go to Security setting




Then Change your login notifications setting




Now Set Ur Privacy Settings



Do not show Your Email Address to Anyone ....

Do not Use Your Password In common Words..
Like LoveYou-Jaimatadi-Bf Name-Gf Name....
Use Password Like
my143@my143_my143
Love@143_love@143
Vry Strong Passwords Like

MY_143@#&MY(M)
MY@143(143)MY_143

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