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 Hacker hacking Facebook account by tagging in obscene posts, what to do to avoid? Lately, Facebook account hacking and spreading malware in the form of obscene content has increased. In this case, first of all, the hacker sends a phishing link to the Facebook user. After clicking on such links, they (the link clickers) account is taken over by the hacker. And from the said account, links to obscene posts are also shared. In such a post, obscene captions or photos are placed outside. However, there is malware inside. After the hacker takes over the account of other people, he posts such content by tagging more and more friends. Everyone who is friends with the people tagged in the shared post will see the content. If your friend is tagged in such a post and opens the link to see what's inside, their account will also be taken over by the hacker. We tested one of the links (shown in the image below) spread by the hacker. After clicking on the link, the access to the account was lost

Facebook will ban anyone who posts like this! Facebook has announced it will ban pages, groups, and Instagram accounts that publish posts representing any conspiracy. Facebook has taken this step based on the 'Quinn conspiracy theory' that started three years ago. Quinn is a conspiracy theorist who has been accused by prominent US politicians and A-list celebrities of being involved in child sexual abuse. According to CNN, this is an attempt to weaken the regime of US President Donald Trump. In three years, Quinn's followers also developed many contradictory theories. Last year, a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official warned that followers of the QA could be involved in internal terrorism. In August, President Trump praised Quinn's followers for their support. "I don't know much about it," he told a White House briefing. I realized that they liked me and supported me. I appreciate it. ' According to CNN, in August, Facebook shut down some of i