Facebook has about 1.4 billion active users every month. And that’s why the company feels it’s important to provide security for this huge number of users. Melissa Lu-Wen (Facebook Security Product Manager) said, “Since people use Facebook more often, we try our best to ensure its security.” The company recently released a new feature called “Security Check-up” Has done Through which you can be aware of the security of your Facebook account.

He is more Said Internet users should follow five principles whenever signing up for a new service. They are:

Always use strong passwords

People always show bad habits when it comes to using strong and unique passwords. Sometimes it is difficult to remember different passwords for different accounts so many people use the same password for all accounts which is never correct. You should always use a password that is not expected of you by others but is very common to you. Melissa focuses on long types of passwords.

Login Approval

You should always have such an extra level of security to protect your account. This two-tier verification system Very effective in terms of security. Usually in this process you are sent a text code which has to be input along with the username-password.

Find out what kind of permissions you are giving to different apps

You may have noticed that many apps require different types of permissions when installed. These should be carefully considered before giving such permission.

Setting trusted contact

We often write passwords in different places so that we do not forget but if this password is in the wrong hand then it will cause a lot of problems. So you should have one Setting trusted contact Which will save you from such problems. Many services now offer backup email or phone numbers that will send you a special code. These contacts do not contain a password but will help you reset your password.

Confirm inheritance

The saddest but most important part of Melissa’s advice is to appoint someone you trust to maintain your account after you die because you certainly don’t want your memory to be erased after you leave or someone to misuse your account.