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How To Turn-off Professional Mode on Facebook (easy steps)

 How To Turn-off Professional Mode on Facebook (easy steps)


turn of Facebook professional mode

If you haven't started using professional mode on Facebook, here is how to turn it on.

If you don't know much about professional mode on Facebook or you want to know how to turn it on, click here.


For those that are already on professional mode on want to turn off Facebook professional mode, here is how to do it below.

How to turn off Facebook professional mode 

  • Visit your profile on Facebook 
  • Click on the profile action menu ... the 3 dots
  • Select Turn off professional mode and complete the steps.



This process can be done on Facebook and facebook Lite


This is what to expect when you turn off professional mode on Facebook:

Any of your existing insights will no longer be available.

You'll receive pending Reels bonuses, but future bonuses will be paused.

Your current friends, followers and profile content won't change.

If you change your mind, you can turn on professional mode at any time.

Your Who can follow me setting remains Public, but you can change it at any time in Settings.

Your privacy settings will not change.


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What is Professional Mode and How To Activate it on Facebook

 What is Professional Mode and How To Activate it on Facebook 

The trendiest thing right now on Facebook is the professional mode. Since this feature was rolled out by Meta, it has seen a great acceptance by the Facebook community.
Everyone is currently updating their post, showcasing how they successful activated professional mode


turn on professional mode on Facebook


What Is Facebook professional mode?

Once you turn on professional mode for your profile, anyone can follow you and see your public content in their feed, but you'll still be in control of who sees what content you share. That means you can share public updates, or decide to share content with just your friends, too.

As you read down this post, you will see how to activate Facebook professional mode.

Meanwhile let's see the difference between this professional mode and personal account.


What's the difference between personal account and professional account on Facebook ?

Your Personal account is meant to keep up with friends and family on a daily basis. This is the place to share personal photos and status updates with people who are close to you. You can also use your personal account to directly message friends or comment on the activity they share on their personal page. You are limited to just maximum of five thousand (5000) friends.

On the other hands, when you activate professional account, you should expect the following:

Followers: Your Who can follow me setting will be set to Public, if it isn't already. This will allow anyone on Facebook to follow you and see your public content in their Feed. There's no limit to how many followers you can have. You can still share private updates to friends.

Profile category: Your Intro section helps people learn more about your profile and will now include a profile category. All profiles are set to the category Digital creator by default upon turning on professional mode

To change your profile category: In your About section, select Contact and basic info and edit your Category.

Insights: You can learn about your audience and understand how people are engaging with your content through aggregated Insights.

Professional dashboard: Manage your profile's insights and professional tools.

Monetise: If eligible, you can use your profile to earn money on Facebook, such as with Reels.

Now that you have known the difference between these two Facebook account, you can now decide whether to stick to your already existing profile or switch to professional mode. Incase you've decided to switch from your personal account, let's see how we can turn on professional mode.


How to turn on professional mode on Facebook?

  • Open Facebook app (main app in blue colour not Lite)
  • Go to your profile section 
  • Now open your general profile settings by tapping on the three dots next to "Edit Profile," which is the profile menu tab.
  • select the Professional Mode checkbox.
  • When you reach the bottom of the page, scroll down until you see the option to "Turn On Professional Mode." Click on it, and you will then be prompted to turn it on once more. Click the blue bar that says "Turn On."
  • Once you've done that, your Facebook dashboard will appear in professional mode. It's as easy as anything.

Facebook professional mode profile

Turn on professional mode

Setup professional mode on Facebook


Incase you want a video tutorial on how to enable Facebook professional mode, a YouTube video will be made available soon. Kindly check back later or subscribe to my blog to get notified when it gets added.

If you feel you don't like the professional mode, you can always turn it off or deactivate it. It is easy just the same way you turned it on.



If by any chance you didn't see the option to turn on professional mode, here's why it's like that:

Small percentage of Facebook users have access to the Professional Mode function. Facebook claimed in its statement that it would "expand to more people people shortly, additional countries in the coming months, and deliver more tools and capabilities over time, including access to more revenue possibilities and other platform features

I know you have gained a lot from this post, if you encountered issues while activating or turning on professional mode on Facebook, feel free to ask me questions or drop your questions in the comment section.

I'll be here to respond. You can also reach me faster via my Facebook and Instagram handles.

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How To Setup Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) On Facebook

 How To Setup Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) On Facebook

How To Setup Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) On Facebook

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security method that requires two different ways of proving your identity. It is commonly used in everyday life. For example paying with a credit card not only requires the card, but also a PIN, a signature, or an ID. With 1FA becoming increasingly unreliable as a security measure, 2FA is rapidly gaining importance for logging into online accounts.
To secure your Facebook account from hackers, it's very necessary that you setup your 2 factor authentication. In this post, I'll teach you how to do it with ease.

To use 2FA on Facebook, you'll need an account with a third-party authentication app such as Google Authenticator. If you have the the authenticator app and also created an account, then all that's left to do now is set up 2FA on Facebook using the authentication app. Here's how...

On Facebook.com:

  • Go to Facebook.com/settings.
  • Click "Security and Login".
  • Scroll down to "Use two-factor authentication" and click "Edit".
  • Click "Use authentication app" and follow the instructions.

On the Facebook app:

  • Click the three lines in the top-right of the app.
  • Click "Settings and Privacy".
  • Click "Settings".
  • Click "Security and Login".
  • Click "Use two-factor authentication".
  • Select "Authentication app" and follow the instructions.

How To Recover Facebook Account In 2021 (100% Working Method)

 How To Recover Facebook Account In 2021 (100% Working Method)

How To Recover Facebook Account In 2021 (100% Working Method)

Gone are those times when recovering of a facebook Account works through clicking on forgotten password. I bet most of us must have tried accessing our lost Facebook account by clicking on forgotten password, in which after entering our phone number, email or facebook name, you will still get an error message that your account does not exist or cannot be found, despite the fact that the details you imputed are correct. Just as this image below.
Facebook recovery phone number not correct

If you've given up your facebook Account after a failed attempts while using the above recovery method, I have a good news for you. The good news is that you can successfully recover that your Facebook account successfully using the methods I'm going to share with you in this post. Do well to read till the end, you will sure get a solution.

Facebook offers several automated ways to recover your account. Most of them depend on information you entered and validated when setting up your account. If you haven't done that or if the information is outdated, the chances are slim that you'll be able to recover access to your account. 
If your account was hacked and your details were changed, this post is for you. Just read to the end, you will get a solution.

Working Methods on How To Recover Facebook Account In 2021:

1. Create New Password From Logged In Device

Before you try to recover your account, check whether you are still logged into Facebook on any of your devices. This could be another browser or browser profile on your computer, your Facebook Android or iOS app, or a mobile browser, for example, your tablet.
If you can still access Facebook anywhere, you might be able to "recover" your Facebook password without a confirmation reset code; though what you'll actually do is create a new password.
Under Settings > Security and Login, scroll down to Login and click Change password. Enter your current password, set a strong new password (mixture of capital and small letters, numbers & special symbols) and click Save Changes.
Changing facebook password
After changing your password, scroll back up to Where You're Logged In. Either Log Out of individual sessions by clicking the three vertical dots or click the Log Out Of All Sessions option in the bottom-right after expanding the list. Do this only if you're sure you can log back in.
Facebook sessions


We recommend logging out completely, provided your contact details and security settings are up to date. You don't want to jeopardize your means of logging back in. If you're unsure, manually log out of all recent sessions that seem suspicious. After successfully getting back your account, kindly consider setting up two-factor authentication on Facebook.

2. Recover Your Account From Its Profile Page

If you have access to another Facebook account, for example your second account, account of a friend or family member, and you can access your account's profile page that way because you're Facebook friends, you can use this option. Note that it will require logging out that account.

To proceed with this option, search for your profile on your Facebook friend's or second account friend list, open it, and click the ... on or below your profile image (in the mobile app, the three-dot menu will show up below the image), then select Find Support or Report Profile.
Make sure you are using a computer to do this or you can switch your phone browser to desktop mode inorder for it to work well.
Facebook account report profile

From the next menu, select the appropriate option, in this case I Can't Access My Account, and click Next.

Facebook account report profile page

Facebook account report page, I can't access my account

In the final step, click Recover this account, which will log you out of the account you're using, to start the account recovery.

This will lead you to Reset Your Password. 
The recovery is based on the phone number and email address/es you added to your account.

Facebook recovery method


If you didn't connect your Facebook to any email or phone number at all, this might not work for you. Kindly follow the instructions from the next method below.

3. Find and Recover Your Account With Contact Details
If you don't have access to Facebook at all or prefer not to log out of another account, open a new browser profile, e.g. a guest profile, and head to the Facebook recover page. Enter an email address or phone number you previously added to your Facebook account. When you search for a phone number, try it with or without your country code, e.g. 1, +1, or 001 for the US; all three versions should work. Even if it doesn't say so, you can also use your Facebook username.
Find your Facebook account

Once you successfully manage to identify your account, you will see a summary of your profile. Before you proceed, carefully check whether this really is your account and whether you still have access to the email address(es) or phone number(s) listed. You may be able to choose between email or phone recovery.

If you No longer have access to the email and password you used in opening the Facebook account, proceed to method number 4 of this post 

If all looks well with the contact details that Facebook has on file for you, however, click Continue. Facebook will send you a security code.
Facebook security code

Retrieve the code from your email or phone (depending on which method you chose), enter it, and your Facebook account will be recovered successfully.
If you didn't receive the code after waiting for like 2 mins, click Didn't get a code? in the bottom-left corner of the Enter Security Code window, which will take you back to the previous screen. You can try again or maybe you'll realize that you don't have access to the account after all.

Log Back Into Your Facebook Account
If you managed to regain access to your account and if you suspect that your Facebook account was hacked, immediately change your password and update your contact information. These are key steps in securing your Facebook account. Be sure to remove any email addresses or phone numbers that are not your own or that you can no longer access.

 4. If You No Longer Have Access To Your Contact Information.

Most times, you can't recover your Facebook account using the above methods if you no longer have access to the email or number you used in opening your Facebook account, or maybe a hacker changed your contact information. In that case, Facebook allows you to specify a new email address or phone number, which it will use to contact you about recovering your account.

To start this process, click the link No longer have access to these? in the bottom-left of the reset password page (see abovemethod, for the Facebook account recovery process.)

Facebook reset password page

 Facebook will ask you for a new email address or phone number, so that it can get in touch with you to help you recover your account. Click Continue to proceed.

Facebook reach

Alternatively, If you have set up Trusted Contacts, you can ask facebook friends to help you recover your Facebook account in the next step. You'll need to remember at least one full name of your Trusted Contacts to reveal all of them. Note that you only need three codes to recover your Facebook account.

If you didn't set up Trusted Contacts, you might be given the option to answer one of your security questions and reset your password on the spot. As an additional precaution, this comes with a 24-hour waiting period before you can access your account.

Otherwise, you might have to wait until Facebook gets in touch to verify your identity. Be patient.

5. For Hacked And Compromised Account.

Was Your Facebook Account Hacked to Send Out Spam?

In the event that your account was hacked and use in posting spam while you can no longer access it, you should report your Facebook account as compromised.

Facebook hacked report

This will actually start a similar process to the one outlined above. While you will use the same information to identify your account, in the following step you will be able to use either a current or old Facebook password to recover your account.

Facebook recovery method
This is useful in case a hacker changed your password, but it may also come in handy if you forget your new password.


6. Confirm Your Identity With Facebook

If all of Facebook's automated account recovery methods above have failed, your last hope is Facebook support itself.

Head to this page: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/183000765122339

Upload a JPEG (photo) of your ID, enter an email address or mobile phone number that is (or was) associated with the Facebook account you wish to recover, then click Send to submit the information.

Facebook account recovery submitting id
Note: If you didn't use your real name on Facebook, your hopes for recovering your account this way are close to zero.

If you know other method of recovering s Facebook account which is not listed in this post, kindly do well to contribute to the post using the comment box.

Facebook security Tips

If after trying the whole methods listed above and none worked, you just have to move on. As much as it hurts, learn from your mistakes, create a new account, be sure to add several valid contact details, secure your Facebook account, and rebuild your profile from scratch. It's a pain, but it's better than nothing. This also goes to those that their facebook Account are yet to be compromised. Update your account information with your correct and latest details, also secure your Facebook account using all the security features.

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Facebook Introduces New Care Emoji In Post Reactions Due To Covid19 Crisis

Facebook Introduces New Care Emoji In Post Reactions Due To Covid19 Crisis

Facebook Introduces New Care Emoji In Post Reactions Due To Covid19 Crisis

If you are active on facebook, by now you should have notice the new care emoji in the post reactions. This emoji was introduced as a result of the pandemic Chris the world is facing right now so that you can show care and support others.




The announcement for adding this was made back in April by Alexandru Voica, the communication manager at Facebook. Sharing the news on Twitter, Voica wrote, “We’re launching new Care reactions on @facebookapp and @Messenger as a way for people to share their support with one another during this unprecedented time. We hope these reactions give people additional ways to show their support during the #COVID19 crisis”.
Facebook care reaction announcement on twitter


By now everyone on facebook should have seen this, but if you haven't seen it in your account, just exercise a little patient, it will be made available. The way you can know if it has been made available for is if you see something like the image below in the heading of your news feed. 
Facebook care notification on newsfeed





The funny thing about this care emoji is that even people that don't care about you or your post will still get to use it more often.