MetaTips to Keep Your Facebook Account and Business Page Secure
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Facebook emphasizes safeguarding user information as its top responsibility. It recommends securing accounts with strong, unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access. Business Pages tied to personal accounts must also be protected.
Users should receive alerts for unrecognized login attempts and never reuse passwords across services. These measures help detect fraud and ensure system security.
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