Sir, Let me appreciate that you have been putting efforts on this channel for more than 8 years. I really feel bad that you are so underrated. But I promise you will be definitely awarded for your hardwork oneday.
Thanks Leo. I have already received 5 emails with a code in 3 consecutive days now and its alarming. I changed my password and turned on two factor verification. I dont know if its still "accidental" or somebody is really trying to access my account.
@@Ky3-d4x Yes, it was. But of course, scammers could send something that looks the same, so still exercise care and check the URL carefully before entering your details.
I accidentally tried to sign into someone else's account before I realised it wasn't my email address exact. I ended up sending them an apology email from that fiasco.
And how about me that klik the link of "let us know", is that ok, or not?. But I didn't log in trought that link, I just klik that link of "let us know" and confrim that I didn't request to change my password. Thank you
I just received 2 emails in one day... I went over to Facebook and checked if someone logged into my account and also checked emails sent from fb. After that I added the 2 factor not.
@@brunswic51 emails look legit but on fb it says no emails sent ...it´s confusing ,that´s why i added a phone number to secure my account. Whatever you change do it directly on fb .
i had the happens to me just now at 6am , only scammers fishing for passwords , that will not work with me , wasn't born yesterday ....i just deleete the link and see ya lol
It’s funny that my account been deactivated for a year, and now I’m receiving these messages. Definitely someone trying to hack my sleeping account lol.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Looks like you are Corgi guy and don't mind dog hair. My daughter got me the same Corgi statuette you have on your shelf. Take care
I got this very same thing. I reset the password and the account is not my original one. What do I do? It looks like I opened a new account? I did not.
Thank you Leo its clear now because my account was just hack yesterday my first time after 2 decades of using FB. But after I have recover my account change the password. I;m piss off by this email that I have send a request to change my password, acually I am not inputing the code on the email. But instead I'm clicking the try another one. But I keep on changing my passwrod already 5 times thinking its being hack again. Now I know its phishing or missleading to force me to input that code which I didn't request. So just ignore it if I have already change my passwrod am I right?
I got blotted out of my account today and I can’t seem to get back into my account on my phone . So I tried to get out of my account on my computer . Now I can’t get In on either . So now I don’t know if I should wait 24 hours to get back In . I don’t remember my passwords by heart
So I added another email on my account taking your advice, the next day I get the same email to both my accounts making me overthink if this email is real or fake, basically every day someone is supposedly trying to log into my account, not sure what to do. Also I have not clicked on anything else besides the “let us know” which still concerns me sometimes
@@askleonotenboom I do have two factor authentication but it’s kind of confusing, it only sends me emails not texts, also I have my old phone number and my current one in there but it won’t let me delete the old number for some reason
Hlw sir, I'm from Bangladesh and I get lots of email phones Whatsapp txt for reset password confirmation code for my I'd which I didn't do that. For this,I get scared and I had deleted my account but after delated my account I get same email txt phones of confirmation code reset password again and again which I didn't do. What should I do now?😢
Leo, please help me with this question if you get a chance : I know for a fact nobody has a similar email to mine as it is a very weird one. Does this mean that whoever is trying to reset my password knows what my email is?
There's no way to know for sure. I mean, obviously they "know" it, because they're typing it in, but whether it's because they're targeting you, or it's just a random coincidence, I can't say. I will say that what we often think of as "very weird" isn't as weird as we think.
I received an email saying we received a request to reset your password. I didn't request it. I then press "let us know" and I press "okay" after reading the next message. It then goes to my Facebook page, and I see that someone has logged into my account, and this is after I changed my password. After this, I changed to two factor identification. Can you tell me how someone can log into my account even though I changed the password?
@askleonotenboom Thank you for responding. It shows the person name, where the person is located, and what time the person logged in. I would then change the password and log that person out. The next day or a few days later, I get an email about a password reset. Am I giving that person access when I hit "let us know"?
@@vernonmontgomery5012 " It shows the person name and what time the person logged in." -> What's "it" in this case? Anyway, "let us know" should be safe.
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What to do about resets you didn’t ask for.
Sir,
Let me appreciate that you have been putting efforts on this channel for more than 8 years.
I really feel bad that you are so underrated. But I promise you will be definitely awarded for your hardwork oneday.
Thank you so much for this video. You have put an “anxiety ball” of a human at ease. ❤
Thanks Leo. I have already received 5 emails with a code in 3 consecutive days now and its alarming. I changed my password and turned on two factor verification. I dont know if its still "accidental" or somebody is really trying to access my account.
I would note that there is a link at the bottom "Didn't request this - let us know" that directs to facebook. The URL appears to be legit.
Is it legit?
@@Ky3-d4x Yes, it was. But of course, scammers could send something that looks the same, so still exercise care and check the URL carefully before entering your details.
I accidentally tried to sign into someone else's account before I realised it wasn't my email address exact. I ended up sending them an apology email from that fiasco.
Thanks Mr Leo subscribed!
And how about me that klik the link of "let us know", is that ok, or not?. But I didn't log in trought that link, I just klik that link of "let us know" and confrim that I didn't request to change my password. Thank you
Never click links in Emails unless you requested them.
Happens to me a lot
I just received 2 emails in one day... I went over to Facebook and checked if someone logged into my account and also checked emails sent from fb. After that I added the 2 factor not.
So were the emails from Facebook? So far I've received two legitimate Facebook emails about requesting password reset within three days.
@@brunswic51 emails look legit but on fb it says no emails sent ...it´s confusing ,that´s why i added a phone number to secure my account. Whatever you change do it directly on fb .
i had the happens to me just now at 6am , only scammers fishing for passwords , that will not work with me , wasn't born yesterday ....i just deleete the link and see ya lol
It’s funny that my account been deactivated for a year, and now I’m receiving these messages. Definitely someone trying to hack my sleeping account lol.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Looks like you are Corgi guy and don't mind dog hair. My daughter got me the same Corgi statuette you have on your shelf. Take care
I got this very same thing. I reset the password and the account is not my original one. What do I do? It looks like I opened a new account? I did not.
Thanks for your help
Thank you Leo its clear now because my account was just hack yesterday my first time after 2 decades of using FB. But after I have recover my account change the password. I;m piss off by this email that I have send a request to change my password, acually I am not inputing the code on the email. But instead I'm clicking the try another one. But I keep on changing my passwrod already 5 times thinking its being hack again. Now I know its phishing or missleading to force me to input that code which I didn't request. So just ignore it if I have already change my passwrod am I right?
I'm getting these FB scammer emails daily for two of my accounts
Thank you for reminding me
Thank you so much this is very helpful
I got blotted out of my account today and I can’t seem to get back into my account on my phone . So I tried to get out of my account on my computer . Now I can’t get In on either . So now I don’t know if I should wait 24 hours to get back In . I don’t remember my passwords by heart
So I added another email on my account taking your advice, the next day I get the same email to both my accounts making me overthink if this email is real or fake, basically every day someone is supposedly trying to log into my account, not sure what to do. Also I have not clicked on anything else besides the “let us know” which still concerns me sometimes
As long as you have good security (I recommend 2FA also), there's nothing you can do but ignore them.
@@askleonotenboom I do have two factor authentication but it’s kind of confusing, it only sends me emails not texts, also I have my old phone number and my current one in there but it won’t let me delete the old number for some reason
How can we verify the email is from Facebook? Is there a way to review and report requests from the facebook app?
Most important is to confirm that any links in the email ACTUALLY GO TO FACEBOOK. Hover over them and confirm the URLs that are displayed.
I got a request to change my password in Facebook, that I did not initiate. I ignore it but the damned notification doesn't go away, its been weeks!
" The page isn’t redirecting properly " in Firefox search . Can you help with this one also.
Nope. Generally depends on the site, and often indicates a problem with the site itself.
@@askleonotenboom Thank you for the info.
Someone changed my email and I am having a terrible time recovering my account. Can you help?
Hlw sir, I'm from Bangladesh and I get lots of email phones Whatsapp txt for reset password confirmation code for my I'd which I didn't do that. For this,I get scared and I had deleted my account but after delated my account I get same email txt phones of confirmation code reset password again and again which I didn't do.
What should I do now?😢
Ignore them
@@askleonotenboom thank you so much sir for your kind reply ☺️
What I cannot explain is WHY the reset code sent to TWO emails is DIFFERENT? Don't they send the same code?
My assumption is it allows them to track which email you're responding to.
Thanks sir
Leo, please help me with this question if you get a chance : I know for a fact nobody has a similar email to mine as it is a very weird one. Does this mean that whoever is trying to reset my password knows what my email is?
There's no way to know for sure. I mean, obviously they "know" it, because they're typing it in, but whether it's because they're targeting you, or it's just a random coincidence, I can't say. I will say that what we often think of as "very weird" isn't as weird as we think.
I received it by txt message not email!!
I started getting these requests a couple of days after I have broken contact with some douchebag, honestly wouldn't be surprised if it was him.
Start seeing theses
I got ten in a half an hour
Just ignore it
Yes I wanted to ask if someone is sending me or requesting a code to be sent to my Facebook is that person trying to change my password or my Facebook
I got a email like this tonight but it's not sent to my yahoo email it came to my gmail address.
I received an email saying we received a request to reset your password. I didn't request it. I then press "let us know" and I press "okay" after reading the next message. It then goes to my Facebook page, and I see that someone has logged into my account, and this is after I changed my password. After this, I changed to two factor identification. Can you tell me how someone can log into my account even though I changed the password?
I'd have to know how you know they logged in?
@askleonotenboom Thank you for responding. It shows the person name, where the person is located, and what time the person logged in. I would then change the password and log that person out. The next day or a few days later, I get an email about a password reset. Am I giving that person access when I hit "let us know"?
@@vernonmontgomery5012 " It shows the person name and what time the person logged in." -> What's "it" in this case? Anyway, "let us know" should be safe.
Thanks sir