Support KB Category: Login Basics

I signed up with my mobile number and now I can’t log in.

If you’re having trouble logging in, make sure you enter your entire phone number, including the country code. Leave out any extra zeros, + signs or other special characters.

If you still can’t log in or if you forgot your password, get help.

Note: If you signed up for Facebook from your …

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I deactivated my account. How do I reactivate it?

If you’ve deactivated your account, you can reactivate it at any time just by logging in. If you can’t remember your password, you can request a new password. Learn more about how to reactivate your account if you can’t access the email address you listed on it.

I can’t log in.

If you’re having trouble logging into your Facebook account here are a few things to try first:

  • Don’t know your password? Learn how to reset it.
  • Review the known login issues for troubleshooting tips and more information about specific login issues.
  • Forgot your …

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What’s the difference between logging in and signing up?

Sign Up

If you don’t have a Facebook account, you can sign up for one in a few steps. To sign up for a new account, enter your name and email address or phone number into the form on www.facebook.com. Then, pick a password, enter your birthday and gender, and click Sign Up.

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How do I log into my Facebook account?

To log into your Facebook account:

  • Make sure no one else is logged into Facebook on your computer
    • To log someone else out, click at the top right of your Facebook homepage and select Log Out
  • Go to the top of www.facebook.com and enter …

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