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How to change your Facebook password or recover a forgotten one using a new method It happens that FB does not allow you to change your account password directly. For example, if you logged in using cookies, without a password, and, naturally, you don’t know the old one. But what to do if you really need it? Here's a tricky but working way: Step 1: Login to your account via VPN and add a new email. It's better to use Hotmail; Step 2: After some time, open a new browser, go to FB and click on “Forgot Password”. Then enter a new email. Under no circumstances enter the old one; Step 3: Go to your new email and receive the code. And again, under no circumstances use the code from your old email! Enter the code, create a new password. Ready! You can use your account. 🏠 Ads account rental service: ☁️ Telegram : @Alvin_agency | @Hison_Fbads ☁️ Subscribe to the channel: https://t.me/hisonagency

🌸 How to change your Facebook password or recover a forgotten one using a new method ✅ It happens that FB does not allow you to change your account password directly. For example, if you logged in using cookies, without a password, and, naturally, you don’t know the old one. ✅ But what to do if you really need it? ✅ Here's a tricky but working way: ✨ Login to your account via VPN and add a new email. It's better to use Hotmail; ✨ After some time, open a new browser, go to FB and click on “Forgot Password”. Then enter a new email. Under no circumstances enter the old one; ✨ Go to your new email and receive the code. And again, under no circumstances use the code from your old email! 🔜 Enter the code, create a new password. 🔜 Ready! You can use your account. ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖ ➖➖  🏠 Ads account rental service: ☁️ For all questions : https://t.me/meuth_agency | https://t.me/ceuth_agency ☁️ Subscribe to the channel: https://t.me/wefun_agency

Tired of intrusive ads on your phone? Block them for FREE with AdGuard DNS! ️ Here's how to get started in just a few minutes: Open your phone's Settings. Navigate to "Network & internet" or "Wi-Fi" (depending on your device). Find "Private DNS" or similar option. Choose "Private DNS provider hostname." Enter one of these AdGuard DNS servers: Normal ad blocking: dns.adguard.com Ad blocking + adult content filter: dns-family.adguard.com Save your changes. That's it! Now your phone will use AdGuard's DNS servers to block ads on websites and apps. #AdBlock #AdGuard #NoMoreAds #MobileTips #TechLife #FreeApp #bitlinkstech #bitlinks Digital Marketing Expets www.bitlinkstech.com

What is CNAME cloaking or CNAME deception? Imagine you go to the CNN website and it loads a bunch of ads from different servers/sites. Now, if you use an ad blocker, these ads will be blocked, which CNN would not be happy about. There's a workaround that CNN can use, and that is to mask these ad servers as its own and trick an ad blocker into thinking that these resources are actually from CNN and not from some other servers or sites. For example, if an ad was loaded from the ad.google.com server, it will appear to an ad blocker as ad.cnn.com. This is known as CNAME cloaking, which means masking ad servers as if they were your own servers to get away with showing ads. However, Brave and many other browsers like Brave check if a resource resolves to an image or an embedded item is actually from the CNN server and is not being masked. If you run a site that generates revenue from showing ads on your site, how would you tackle this?

Here is a quick tip to reduce a recent annoyance on Linkedin. The "Catch-up" notification.   This is how you turn off catch-up updates/notifications: Step 1: Select 'settings & privacy' from underneath your picture. Step 2: Select 'Notifications' from the left-hand menu. Step 3: Select 'Network catch-up updates' Step 4: Choose the notifications you'd like to turn off. You can turn off both in-app and push notifications. You're Welcome 😜

See my last post about new Google updates Be prepared no Forbes etc no cheap money on backlinks or irrelevant guest post Everything is changing Forbes coupon pages are completely inaccessible - they serve a 410 server response code, in preparation for Google's site reputation abuse policy #googleupdate2024 #sitereputationabuse https://lnkd.in/dw5XBXG4

What is a Static Proxy Static proxies operate by channeling your internet traffic through an intermediary server. This server acts as your digital representative, presenting websites and online services with its own IP address rather than revealing the one belonging to your device. #internettraffic #IPrestrictions #online #onlinefreedom #proxies #static

We have noticed that some brands still haven't set up their dedicated sending domain, even after the recent sender requirement changes from Google and Yahoo. This is just a friendly reminder to review your settings and double-check that your sending domain has been properly set up and that your DNS records are updated. Why it's important: Meeting these requirements will make it easier for inbox providers to identify you as a legitimate sender, which, in turn, will make it easier than ever for you to reach your subscribers. If you need assistance evaluating whether this is set up correctly or if your internal team needs any help in setting this up, feel free to reach out to me!

I'm stepping out of my usual digital marketing comfort zone to talk about something super important – online safety. I've recorded a short screencast (trust me, I’m no Spielberg 🎬😅) that touches on the not-so-talked-about side of Facebook. When you upload an image to Facebook, it gets stored on their servers. And even if you delete it from your profile, it can remain on their servers. In some cases, it might still be accessible through direct URLs or might be cached on search engines Whether you're a teenager or a parent, this is something you've got to hear; I’m talking about your digital footprint – it's more permanent than you think!
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Today is #SaferInternet Day 2024! We encourage you to stay vigilant and keep your personal information safe. Here a a few tips to help: 1. Use a strong and unique password for all your emails, applications, and social media accounts. 2. Passwords are private, so don't share with anynone. 3. Stop and think before you click any unknown links. 4. Keep your personal information private when online. 5. Do not accept any cookies before reading the terms and conditions. #SaferInternetDay #DataPrivacy