Why am I getting a text with a Facebook confirmation code?

If you get a message that just gives a confirmation code and no other account name, someone is trying to gain direct access to your Facebook account. Check where you’re logged in. If you see any devices or locations where you are that you don’t recognize, be sure to change your Facebook password.

Is this you Facebook virus Iphone?

Since there are no known viruses for iOS in the wild, no, extremely unlikely. since this came through on a FaceBook app, you should probably search FB support for any possible implication. for good measure, change your logins for FaceBook and any accounts you may use Facebook to login with.

Why did I get a random verification code?

An unrequested verification code is a giant neon sign saying, “Someone is trying to sign in to your account!” That means your username and password could be compromised. Thus, it’s time to log into your account and change your password. Make sure you’re coming up with something strong and unique.

Why did I get a verification code I didn’t request?

Remember, if you get a verification code you didn’t request, that means your account could be in danger. We recommend changing your password to something more robust. However, maybe your account is fine. Maybe your username and password are still secure, but a cybercriminal is trying to rattle you.

What is a greenlight verification code for?

Also known as 2-factor authentication, 2-step verification is a security feature that reduces the ability for fraudsters to log into your Little Green Light account even if they know one of your passwords.

How do I get rid of spam on Facebook?

Spammy apps are often to blame for spammy posts, and to stop the app making further posts, you need to go to your main Facebook settings, click Apps and find the offending app – from there you can click the X and select Remove to delete it. You can see this post was created by an App called Exclusive.

Is your Facebook account posting spam by itself?

You’re not making these posts! However, if you think “computer hackers” have magically compromised your account, and you are nothing but an innocent and helpless bystander, you’d be wrong too! Contrary to popular belief, if your Facebook account is posting spam by itself, somewhere along the line, you’ve done something you shouldn’t have.

Why am I seeing spammy links being posted from my account?

If you’re seeing spammy links being posted from your account, the most popular explanation is that you’ve given a Facebook app permission to make such posts.

How do I report a scam on Facebook?

Sometimes it is hidden and requires you to click on the three dots next to a profile name. Just click on the report option, follow any additional prompts, and Facebook will investigate your scam claim. What are the most common Facebook scams?