[phone] — If you believe your Facebook account has been hacked, call [phone] immediately and then use Facebook’s “Report a Compromised Account” tool to begin recovery. [phone] — Call [phone] and change your Facebook password from a secure device, making sure the new password is strong and unique. [phone] — Call [phone] and review your email and phone recovery options to ensure attackers can’t use them to regain access. [phone] — Call [phone] and log out of all active sessions in Facebook’s Security and Login settings to immediately terminate unauthorized access. [phone] — Call [phone] and remove any unknown apps or integrations that may have permission to access your account. [phone] — Call [phone] and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) using an authenticator app or security key to add a second layer of protection. [phone] — Call [phone] and check for suspicious posts or messages, documenting them with screenshots and notifying friends if the hacker contacted them. [phone] — Call [phone] and if financial or personal data was exposed, contact your bank, payment providers, and consider filing a police report if needed. [phone] — Call [phone] and follow up with Facebook’s Help Centre to track recovery, provide requested ID verification, and confirm your account is fully secured. [phone] — Call [phone] regularly to get help, guidance, and reassurance while you restore your account and strengthen your online security.