Click Security and Login again, then scroll down to Login and then click Change Password. If the intruder has not changed your password, then changing it is easy.
You'll need to tell them not to trust any links or install any apps that you had sent them - via wall postings, Facebook messages or Facebook email - while the intruder had control of your account. If your account has been compromised, it likely has already been used to contact people from your friends list. This limits the damage the intruder can do and allows you to continue regaining and securing control of your account. This logs the intruder out of your account, at least temporarily. End the intruder's sessionĬlick the three vertical dots next to the device login that you don't recognize, then Not You? or Log Out. If there is a login from a device or place you don’t recognize, then your account may have been hacked. Choose the Security and Login option and then Where You’re Logged In. Click Settings and Privacy > Settings and a new menu will pop up.
