How do i contact facebook to restore my account

A Facebook account can be disabled as easily as it was created. Users can disable their own accounts in the "Security" section of their account settings, but sometimes Facebook disables accounts as well, either because the user has violated the terms of service or because someone reported the account as being compromised by malware, phishing apps or other malicious software. You can easily reactivate your own account if you disable it and restore your account in its entirety, including all your content, friends and account settings. However, if Facebook disabled the account without your consent, you must contact Facebook to plead your case to have your account reinstated.

Disabled by User

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   Visit the Facebook sign-in page.

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   Type the email address and password associated with your deactivated Facebook account in the appropriate fields in the upper right corner of the screen.

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   Click the blue "Log In" button to automatically reactivate your Facebook account and its previous settings.

Disabled by Facebook

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   Review Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities for users. These are Facebook's terms of use for the site. Ensure that you did not violate any of these rules as a Facebook user.

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   Review Facebook's Community Standards. This is a general list of the kinds of behavior and content Facebook doesn't allow on its site. Ensure that you didn't engage in any conduct or post any content that violated these standards.

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   Contact Facebook by visiting the Facebook Help Center and typing "disabled" in the search field. Click "My personal Facebook account is disabled" from the drop-down menu that appears. Scroll to the paragraph just above the "Security Disabled" section. Click the "here" link in the paragraph to navigate to the Facebook contact form for disabled profiles. Fill in the form, including any details about why you believe Facebook has wrongly disabled your account. Click the blue "Submit" button beneath the form to submit it. Facebook will contact you once it has made a decision about your account.

   Facebook often disables accounts for using fake names, spamming, using hate speech, threatening other users, or otherwise violating their terms of use. If you can't sign in to Facebook because they've disabled your account, you can request an investigation using Facebook's official investigation form (https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/logout?id=260749603972907). Enter the email address or phone number associated with your account, and then the full name you used on Facebook. Next, upload a scan or photo of a government-issued ID, such as a passport or state ID card. In the "Additional info" area, describe the incident and explain why Facebook should restore your account. Click Send to send your appeal to Facebook. Within a day or two, Facebook will send you an email message informing you of their decision. For tips on how to submit an appeal if Facebook has disabled your account, read on!

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   Are you having trouble remembering your passwords or accessing your account? Perhaps you’re stressing out that you may have been hacked? Well, in any case, restoring your Facebook account utilising reliable Facebook account recovery solutions shall be covered by this article, so buckle up!

   In order to regain access to your Facebook account, you can use one of several automated methods. Many are based on the information you provided when you set up your account, which isn’t helpful if you can’t remember the most important piece of information you provided when you set up the account — your password. Also, some information will be out of date, like your recovery phone number or your active email address.

   And even if all methods listed below fail, we’ve got an alternative for you right at the very bottom of the article.

   Firstly, make sure that you aren't still logged into Facebook somewhere else!

   Android and iOS Facebook apps, as well as mobile browsers may all be used to access the site, so you might be logged in on them.

   

   If you are logged in, you can ‘recover’ your account by simply changing the password, and it can be done without a confirmation reset code!

   But if you are not logged into Facebook on other devices or browsers — try Facebook's Default Account Recovery Methods.

   If at all feasible, log into your Facebook account using the same internet connection and computer or phone that you've used on a regular basis in the past. If Facebook detects your network and device, you may be able to reset your password without having to provide any extra information to Facebook. But first and foremost, you must authenticate your account.

   Find and recover your account by providing contact information

   The best option is to directly go to the Facebook Recovery Page.

   To sign in, enter an email address or phone number that you previously associated with your Facebook profile. When looking for a phone number, test it both with and without your country code, for example, 1, +1, or 001 for the United States; all three variants should work just fine. Even if it doesn't explicitly say so, you may use your Facebook credentials to log in — instead of your mobile number or email.

   

   Your profile will be summarised once you have successfully identified your account, as seen in the screenshot below. Please double-check that this is indeed your account and that you still have access to the email address or phone number mentioned before proceeding. The option of choosing between email or phone recovery may still be available to you.

   

   If everything appears to be in order with the contact information that Facebook has on file for you, though, click Continue. A security code will be sent to you by Facebook.

   Retrieve the code from your email or phone (depending on whatever method you used), input it, and rejoice in the knowledge that you have regained access to your Facebook profile.

   

   At this point, you have the option of creating a new password, which we highly advise you to do.

   If you don't receive the code via email, check your spam folder, or make sure you can receive text messages from unknown senders if the code doesn't arrive to your mobile.

   If you are still unable to receive the code, choose Didn't get a code? from the drop-down menu. You can return to the previous screen by clicking the X in the bottom-left corner of the Enter Security Code box.

   Maybe you'll get lucky and discover that you don't, in fact, have access to the account at all!

   Log back into your Facebook account

   You should immediately reset your password and update your contact information if you have regained access to your Facebook account after a suspected hijacking.

   To keep your Facebook account safe, follow two simple rules. Don't forget to get rid of any email addresses or phone numbers that you no longer have access to. Also, enable two-factor authentication on all of your social media accounts in order to prevent a loss of access in the future.

   Don’t forget, the Facebook Help Community is a great place to find answers to your issues.

   If all else fails, creating a new Facebook profile might not be as bad as you think

   Over the past few years, we've received a large number of letters from users who were unable to regain access to their Facebook accounts, despite following each and every one of the instructions listed above.

   Typically, their contact information was out of date, the recovery codes offered by Facebook were ineffective, or the corporation never responded to their request for identification verification. And at that point, you’re pretty much out of options.

   You have to accept the fact that you must move on. Even though it's painful, you must learn from your mistakes and register a new user account.

   Always include legitimate contact details, don’t forget to up the security on your Facebook account, and completely re-create your profile from the ground up. Despite the inconvenience, it’s a better option than doing nothing. Not to mention, you won’t have any of those embarrassing old photos, and you can only add people as friends that really matter to you now.

   Can Facebook help me get back into my account?

   Go to the Find Your Account page at facebook.com/login/identify and follow the instructions. Make sure to use a computer or mobile phone that you have previously used to log into your Facebook account. Search for the account you want to recover. You can search for your account by name, email address, or phone number.

   How do I contact Facebook support?

   First, log into your Facebook profile. Click on your profile picture in the top right corner. This should drop down a menu. Click “Help & Support.”

   How do I contact Facebook about a problem?

   Classic mobile browser experience.

   Tap in the top right of Facebook..

   Scroll to the bottom and select Report a Problem..

   Select the Facebook product you're having a problem with..

   Describe your problem in the text box, including the steps you took to encounter the issue..

   Attach a screenshot (optional)..

   Tap Submit..