That is the question you may be asking yourself, if you have the suspicion that someone else log into your account from Facebook, that is, it knows your password but don't hack your account.
Well, that unknown can be easily revealed from your own profile, through records of the "Active sessions”From the Security panel… don't you know how? Don't worry, here we show you how to find out in 3 simple steps:
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- Click on the menu "Account settings”, From the upper right button.
- Click on the menu "Account settings”, From the upper right button.
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- In the left menu choose “Security”And then on Security Settings click on the option "Active sessions".
- In the left menu choose “Security”And then on Security Settings click on the option "Active sessions".
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- You will see that a record of the last times you have logged in, time and date is displayed, where it also shows you the devices used, browser, operating system and the most important thing; The ubication.
That simple you will discover if someone entered your Facebook account, take into account that if you observe an unusual device and location, unknown to you, "end the activity" and immediately change your Facebook password, also the secret question and everything that allows you to access the recovery of your account.
Although finally I also recommend you for greater security, activate the "Login notifications"You can also find it in the Security panel, see the following screenshot to see in detail.
What this option does is inform you by e-mail or cellular SMS, every time you enter your account from a PC or device that you have never used. Try both, protect your account.