Novo SCAM: Mensagens da Meta a dizer que a sua Conta ou Página foram desativadas

Identification of Target-Related Scams and SCAMs

If you are a Facebook, Instagram or Messenger user, it is important to be aware of scams that could affect your account.

Unfortunately, there are malicious people who try to trick users of these platforms to gain access to personal information and collect data.

In this article, we will discuss how to identify fraudulent messages related to Meta and how to avoid falling for scams.

Characteristics of Fraudulent Messages

Fraudulent messages generally have some characteristics in common. They may ask you to click on a suspicious link or to provide personal information, such as your password or credit card information. Additionally, these messages may contain grammatical or spelling errors and may not appear authentic.

If you receive a suspicious message claiming to be from Meta, do not click on any links or attachments. Do not respond to these emails. Do not respond to messages that ask for your password, social security number, or credit card information.

Official Meta Communication Channels

Meta has official communication channels that can be used to verify whether a message is authentic. If you have doubts about the authenticity of a message, check whether it was sent through one of these official channels. Official channels include the Facebook and Instagram Help Center, as well as the official Meta social media page.

New Scam: Message from Meta saying that account or Page has been deactivated

Recently, a new scam was reported where users receive a message that says their account or page has been deactivated. The message may include a link that supposedly leads you to reactivate your account or page. However, the link may lead to a fake website that collects your personal information.

If you receive such a message, please verify the authenticity of the message using Meta's official communication channels. Do not click on any suspicious links and do not provide any personal information. Please remember that Meta never requests personal information through messages.

Stay vigilant and protect your account from scams and fraud.

Protection Against Fraudulent Activities

The security of your account or page is important to prevent malicious third parties from accessing your personal information or carrying out fraudulent activities in your name. To avoid falling for scams such as fake messages from Meta informing you that your account or page has been deactivated, it is important to follow some security measures.

Steps to Verify the Authenticity of a Message

When receiving a suspicious message, it is important to verify its authenticity before taking any action. To do this, follow the following steps:

1. Check the sender of the message and confirm that it is a trusted source. Messages from unknown or untrustworthy sources should be treated with caution.
2. Check the content of the message and confirm that it is consistent with the information you have about your account or page. Messages that ask for your login credentials or personal information should be considered suspicious.
3. Check the message for grammatical or spelling errors, as this may indicate that it is fake.
4. Check the message for suspicious links. Do not click on suspicious links or download files attached to suspicious messages.

Security Measures for Accounts and Pages

To protect your account or page from fraudulent activity, please adhere to the following security measures:

1. Use strong passwords and change them regularly. Do not share your passwords with anyone.
2. Enable two-factor authentication on your account or page. This adds an extra layer of security by requiring a verification code in addition to your login credentials.
3. Monitor your activities and notifications regularly. Report suspicious activity or ads that appear fraudulent.
4. Stay up to date with the most common types of scams and fraud on the internet. This will help you recognize and prevent fraudulent activity on your account or page.

By following these security measures, you can avoid falling for scams like fake messages from Meta informing you that your account or page has been deactivated. Always remember to check the authenticity of the messages you receive and keep your account or page protected from fraudulent activity.

Action in Case of Compromised Account

If you suspect your account has been compromised, it is important to act quickly to protect your information personal and prevent the attacker from causing further damage. In this section, we will guide you through steps you can take to recover your disabled account and report scams and fraud.

Disabled Account Recovery

If your Facebook or Instagram account has been deactivated because of suspicious activity or hacking, you can try to recover it by following the instructions provided by Meta. Access Facebook Help Center Or the Instagram Help Center to learn how to protect your account. We will ask you to change your password and review recent login activity. It's also important to check for third-party apps connected to your account and remove them if necessary.

Reporting Scams and Fraud

If you believe you have been the victim of a scam or fraud, it is important to report it to help prevent others from being affected. You can report scams and fraud directly on Meta's platform, such as Facebook or Instagram. To report a scam or fraud, go to the suspicious post, click on the three dots in the top right corner and select “Report”. You can also report suspicious activity to the Meta security team.

Remember to always check sources before providing personal or financial information online. Meta never requests personal or financial information through private messages or unsolicited emails. If you receive a suspicious message, do not click on any links or provide any personal information. Instead, report suspicious activity to the Meta security team.