Check Last Facebook Login Details With Location, Browser, OS

Published by: Alex George

Facebook is one of the favorite places for hackers to pick confidential information from users through Social engineering, phishing, etc.

If someone gets access to our social networking accounts, he can ruin our total public image.

We must ensure the safety of our social network accounts due to their importance in our real life.

Someone hacked one of my friend's email IDs, and they sent fake information to his business clients. We were celebrating our weekends, but fortunately, one of his friends called him and inquired about more details about the email.

Then only my friend understood the activities of a third person in his email account.

Though we informed the police about it, we couldn't find the person behind the act.

We strongly believe he lost his password by signing in to his email account on a computer having rootkits installed.

We found the above case immediately after the hacker sent emails to my friend's clients, and we did not give him enough time to change the password and other login information of my friend's email account (maybe he planned to use my friend's account anonymously).

So I am very cautious about my email and Facebook account security.

I always check if any third person has access to my account.

One of the best ways to check third-person activities on Facebook is to check the last login information because he cannot delete current session information while in it.



How to Check the Last Facebook Login Information?

To check the last Facebook login information, you may log in to your Facebook account and follow the steps below.


  1. Click on Accounts.


    Check the past Facebook login information.
  2. Click on Account Settings.

  3. Click on Account Security.
    all logon log file

  4. In Facebook Account security, you can see the last login details with a browser, Operating System, and location.
    last signup

If you doubt the details provided about your last Facebook login information, it is better to change the password and other password reset details as soon as possible.



I also recommend you enable two-factor authentication in your Facebook account.



It will prevent hackers from gaining access to your account.



If you do not want to enable it, monitor the recent activities.

2 comments:

  1. Selva4:37 PM

    yes indeed

    ReplyDelete
  2. Anonymous4:39 PM

    Thanks, write more about Facebook security.

    ReplyDelete

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