How to Recover Your Facebook 2023

Over the years, I've worked with Instagram and Facebook many times. You might be surprised by the number of adverts that offer to hack your passwords and regain control of your accounts. Well, I'm here to give you a reality check.

Let's debunk this myth. The odds of successfully hacking into a Facebook account by paying a so-called hacker £200 are slim to none.

What really happens is that they'll take your money and then flag the account for inappropriate activity. After some time, the account will become active again, leaving you scammed and still locked out of your account.

So, how do you secure your social media accounts? The answer is simple: use two-factor authentication. And yes, having a clear profile picture can be a life-saver, as it's often the last step to verify your identity.

But the most important thing to remember is this: large companies like Meta are in the business of keeping you active on their platforms. It's in their interest to help you regain access to your account.

The trick lies in knowing where to look. Often, the app itself offers limited recovery options. It's better to search for account recovery methods online where dedicated web pages can guide you through the process, especially if you've been hacked.

Remember, account recovery is possible. It's not about hacking or paying someone to do it for you; it's about following the right steps and taking your time. And always be wary of too-good-to-be-true hacks or quick fixes. When in doubt, consult reliable sources.