A short tutorial by Caitlin Sarian (cybersecurity and data protection expert) showing how to check Facebook "Where You're Logged In" to detect unauthorized access. She walks viewers through Menu → Settings & Privacy → Settings → Security and Login, then advises reviewing listed logins and using the three-dot menu to log out suspicious sessions. The clip closes with a prompt to share the advice.
Want to see if someone's been using.
Your Facebook without your knowledge. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cybersecurity and data protection expert and I want to help you make sure your Facebook secure. Let's go.
First you're going to go to Menu and go to Settings and Privacy. Then you're going to click Settings. From there, you're going to scroll down and go to Security and Login. After Security and Login, it will show you where you've logged in. Click that and then simply just scroll through all the logins and see where you want to log off. If anything looks weird or sketchy, click the three dots on the right and click Log out like and follow. For more tips and feel free to share with friends.
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