Q&A for How to Recover a Hacked Facebook Account

Your only option would be to try to Contact Facebook to recover your account.

If you have an email address linked to your account, click "Forgot password" on the login page. Then just follow the prompts and an email should be sent giving you instructions for changing your password. Once you've retrieved your account, you can change your name back.

To change your Facebook username or vanity URL after it was altered, consult Facebook's official help guide for detailed instructions.

Try to use a recovery phone. If that does not work, try to see if you designated any of your friends to recover your account. If all else fails, you can try to Contact Facebook.

You will need to manually re-add your contacts. Reach out to them via phone or email to explain the situation, and then send them new friend requests on Facebook.

To regain access to your account, try logging in from a device you haven't used before. Then, navigate to the account settings to disable two-factor authentication. If you can't access your account, attempt to reset your password by selecting the "change password" option.

If your Facebook account is hacked and you cannot receive recovery codes or access a trusted device, begin by visiting facebook.com/hacked on a laptop. Select 'My account is compromised' and follow the prompts to verify your identity using your name, an old password, or a photo ID. If these steps are unsuccessful or your device isn't recognized, refer to the Facebook Help Center for guidance on submitting an appeal or seeking further assistance.