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Why does Facebook keep sending me security codes?
There are plenty of reasons why you might be getting these messages: You tried to log in from a new browser and forgot you have two-step authentication turned on. Someone else accidentally typed in your number in their Facebook settings and is trying to log in to their account.
How do I turn off security code on Facebook?
Following the same instructions as above, log in to Facebook and head to the Security & Login page under the Settings tab. Click ‘Edit’ next to the 2FA option. Next, you’ll need to input your current Facebook password. Now you can click ‘Turn Off’ to disable two-factor authentication.
How do I bypass two-factor authentication on Facebook?
STEPS TO DISABLE TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION
- Open Facebook on your browser and Login to your account using the correct credentials.
- Click on the downward arrow at the top-right corner to reveal a drop-down menu.
- Choose the Login and security option and then click on the Two-Factor Authentication option in the list.
How do I make my browser remember passwords?
Here’s how to do that:
- Open a window or tab in Chrome and click on your profile in the top-right corner of the screen.
- Select “Passwords.”
- Toggle on the “Offer to save passwords” option.
How do I know if I have two-factor authentication?
Look for “Settings” > “Security,” where you’ll find a menu item for “Two-Factor Authentication.” Here, you can choose between text message-based verification or a code sent to your authenticator app.
Can Facebook identify my computer?
Facebook provides data on the location, the device or browser used, and the last accessed date or time for every active login session. Then, click “Security” on the left side of the browser window.
How do I know if I have two factor authentication?
Why can’t I log into Facebook without a security code?
If Facebook’s cookies are still there for that browser you should be able to get in without the use of a security code. If those cookies have been deleted, you will again get a message indicating that Facebook doesn’t recognize the browser you are using and you will need to look at your other options.
What does it mean when Facebook sends a secret code?
It means that to get into your account on a new computer (like one a hacker might use after stealing your account credentials) you’ll need to know your login, your password and have access to your cellphone because Facebook is going to send a secret code via text message to your phone.
Why does Facebook say it doesn’t recognize my browser?
If those cookies have been deleted, you will again get a message indicating that Facebook doesn’t recognize the browser you are using and you will need to look at your other options. Next, there is no mention of Facebook sending any kind of security code but it does mention a code generator.
Is it safe to enable two-factor authentication on my account?
Based on this it is safe to assume two-factor authentication has been enabled on your account and associated with a code generator. You will need to access this code generator in order to get the required security code; it is not being sent to you via email or SMS.