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Facebook says a strange location tried to access my account.. I said it was ME... They still want me to change my password.. I don't want to! How can I get around this? It's MY INFO after all that I stand to have "hacked" if it were someone else, but I want the choice! 

  • amie Johnson 1 answer.
    2 of 5 people found this helpful
    Any time I share more than 4 post I'm logged out and presumed to be a hacker. I've had to reset my password about 10 times since this last update came out.


    • OMG same thing just happened to me and it is pissing the fuck out of me! I don't want to change my gd password. And now it won't let me change it back to what i had either.
      Posted about 2 years ago by Krissy Brewer

  • Sherry Ellis 1 answer.
    5 of 15 people found this helpful
    I don't want to change it. Have changed it to many times
    https://en-gb.facebook.com/help/community/question/?id=10155975694590201
    Solution: Unknown?
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