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Is there any way to delete emails or completely take over Facebook users' usage rights without having to confirm the code sent to the old email?
 
No, it's not possible to delete emails buddy.
 
Is there any way to delete emails or completely take over Facebook users' usage rights without having to confirm the code sent to the old email?
Hi this is the incorrect section. In order to get your answer I will notify the mods about this.
 
No, it’s not possible to take over someone’s Facebook account or delete their associated email without access to their account credentials and confirmation from the email linked to the account.
 
Is there any way to delete emails or completely take over Facebook users' usage rights without having to confirm the code sent to the old email?
no, before adding new email you need to confirm in old email
 
No. This is required when you want to change from old email to new email. You need the confirmation code from the old email.
 
can't, my friend. You need to authenticate the old email before you want to change or delete it
 
That is not possible bro, if you want to add a new mail account and delete the old mail, you must first have the verification code of the old mail.
 
There's no way you can do that, man. No matter what changes are made to the account, Facebook points it to an old link for authentication: email projects are a typical example.
 
No, Facebook requires verifying ownership through the code sent to the current email for security reasons. There’s no legitimate way to bypass this process.
 
Is there any way to delete emails or completely take over Facebook users' usage rights without having to confirm the code sent to the old email?
You need to pass the confirmation to add a new email or new phone number to your Facebook account.
 
It's very difficult to do that, almost every time you add a new email, you need a confirmation code from the old email
 
You can only delete the phone number, not the email, do you want to break into someone else's account?
 
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