How to get Facebook Recovery Login Codes if you don’t have your Phone

January 13, 2021 0 By Alex Balaniuc

If you enabled two-factor authentication on your Facebook account, then you’ll know that every time you want to log in to the account from an unknown device, a message containing a login code is sent to your phone to make sure that it is actually you. What if your phone is out of reach, though? You won’t be able to access your FB account, because you can’t enter the verification code. Right? Not really, and we’re going to explain why in this article.

Two-factor authentication for improved security

First of all, why would someone enable two-factor authentication for logging into their FB account? We mentioned earlier that this method is used whenever you (or someone else) try to access your account by sending a code to your phone that verifies that it is you who’s trying to log in; so, you might have guessed for which reason TFA is applied.

How does it work? TFA is a security feature that helps protect your Facebook account in addition to your password. So, if you have TFA set up, meaning that you connected your phone number to your FB account, Facebook will ask you to enter a special login code sent to your phone, or to confirm the login attempt if it was made from a different browser or mobile device from usual. Also, you will get alerts whenever someone tries to get into your FB account from an unknown browser\device.

Enable two-factor authentication

This is how to set up two-factor authentication:

go to your “Security and Login Settings” (here)

scroll down to Use two-factor authentication and click Edit

then choose the security method you want to add and follow the on-screen instructions

There are two security methods:

login codes from a third party authentication app (want to learn more? Go here)
text message (SMS) codes from your mobile phone (learn more here)

You’ll need to have at least one of these set up in order to use two-factor authentication. Once you have added either text message (SMS) codes or a third party authentication app on your account, you can also set up some of the optional methods below:

approving your login attempt from a device Facebook recognizes
using one of your recovery codes (we’ll talk about these in the paragraph below)
tapping your security key on a compatible device (go here to learn more)

What are recovery login codes?

Now, to get to the gist of the article, once you’ve turned on two-factor authentication, you can get ten recovery login codes to use when you’re unable to use your phone.

Here’s how to get your codes:

login to your Facebook account
go to Settings > “Security and login“
under the Two-factor authentication section, click Use two-factor authentication; you may need to re-enter your password
next to Recovery codes, click Setup then Get codes. If you’ve already set up recovery codes, you can click Show codes

Save the ten codes that appear somewhere, maybe print or write them down. Keep in mind that you’ll only be able to use each code once. If you run out of codes or lose them, don’t worry, you can request new ones by clicking get new codes

How to set reminders with a sound notification in Google Keep

July 29, 2021 0 By IsraeliPanda

On account of the changes made to notices in Android in the course of recent years, increasingly more fast usefulness has been added to assist with saving time and exertion. It seems as though that has extended as you can set updates inside Google Keep from warnings.

At the point when you get a notice that contains data that your framework considers being outstanding — for example, purchase milk — you’ll get a Google Keep “Set update” trigger inside the message notification. It’s significant that this appears to possibly seem when select informing applications are utilized.

In the wake of tapping a warning, your gadget will open Google Keep where you can set an update with pre-populated data. As a result of the linkage between Google Keep, Google Assistant, and Calendar, you’ll see an update in every one of the three places at the same time.

A few messages seem to give you the choice yet others with just somewhat unique phrasing eliminate the capacity to set and update.

Messages like “remember x” or “kindly purchase x” appear to give actuate the Set update trigger for Google Keep/Tasks that piece all the more reliably. It doesn’t look like the choices are showing up inside the stock Google application either — which appears to be somewhat odd yet is normal of these new highlights.

It’s not satisfactory why the capacity to set updates from select application warnings is showing up on mainstream outsider informing applications and not Google’s own Messages. The component could be connected to the new security fix, a Google Play Services beta, or even Device Personalization Services — the last of which is liable for keen activities inside warnings.

Instructions to set an update on Android by means of Google Keep

1. Tap the, in addition, to sign in the lower right corner to add another note.

2. Add the content for your note, then, at that point tap the ringer symbol in the upper right corner (the center symbol of the three) to add an update.

3. Pick whether you might want to set the suggestion to come up at a specific time, or a particular spot. For instance, your note could remind you to get milk when you show up at the supermarket.

4. Fill in the particulars as provoked, then, at that point tap “Save.”

Have you had the option to set updates inside Google Keep or Tasks since refreshing to the most recent security fix? Make certain to tell us down in the remarks area beneath.

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Instructions to set an update on Android by means of Google Keep

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