I used a proxy, but that proxy needed to have a good operating history on that Facebook account.You could try using a proxy, I think you should use an account with a stable operating history.
Yes, after verification, it can still be used normally and has higher security.I am still able to use and log in normally after verification.
I also tried the new proxy but couldn't fix the error because it's a new proxy, so logging in with the old IP address on my phone will fix the problem.try change proxy pls brother
That's right, the account is still working normally and stably after verification.I am still able to use and log in normally after verification.
i think i can fix by computer by click to "Get Start" tooLog in to your Facebook account on your phone using the same IP address as your Facebook account on your computer.
Then verify your security as requested by Facebook.
After that, the Facebook security error on your computer will be fixed.
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What's the method? Can you show everyone the easiest way to fix it?i think i can fix by computer by click to "Get Start" too
That's right, my friend.I guess this makes Meta’s automated security system to re-verify session identity through a known, trusted network connection.
An additional tip : Leave the mobile app active on the home feed for about 60 seconds after logging in to allow the account status change to propagate completely through Meta's servers and after access on desktop / laptop.
It's a good thing now that many extensions contain malware and ads, so I always remove them.Nice tip. However, on desktop or laptop, on the browser, certain browser extensions do interfere with Facebook's functionality. So, better to disable or remove unwanted browser extensions in order to avoid this issue.
That's exactly right, my friend.if you are currently locked out of your Facebook account on your computer due to a security error, you can absolute do exactly what you just described yourself to fix it. Facebook's automated security systems often use location and network matching to resolve flags.
I also tried this method, but this update is tied to the Facebook account and cannot be deleted.clear your browser cookie and cache, then try to log in again.
helpful, thanks!I guess this makes Meta’s automated security system to re-verify session identity through a known, trusted network connection.
An additional tip : Leave the mobile app active on the home feed for about 60 seconds after logging in to allow the account status change to propagate completely through Meta's servers and after access on desktop / laptop.