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I keep getting password recovery emails from facebook the past few days

when I haven't requested any

I keep telling facebook i didn't ask for a reset code and they're like "Thanks for letting us know. you don't have to change your password. xoxo"

but i feel like maybe i should change my password? though i haven't had any emails that someone tried to access my account... apart from the password reset ones...

How to Recover If Your Facebook Account Is Hacked? Easy Steps

In today's digital age, social media platforms like Facebook have become an integral part of our lives. We use them to connect with friends and family, share our thoughts and experiences, and even conduct business. However, the convenience of social media also comes with security risks, and one of the most common problems users face is having their Facebook account hacked. If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, it's essential to act quickly to recover your account and secure your personal information.

In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the steps to recover your hacked Facebook account, protect your data, and prevent future breaches.

1. Recognize the Signs of a Hacked Facebook Account

The first step in recovering your hacked Facebook account is to recognize the signs of a compromise. Common indications include:

Unauthorized login notifications: Facebook sends notifications when someone logs into your account from an unfamiliar device or location.

Unusual activity: Strange posts, messages, or friend requests that you didn't initiate.

Changed password or email address: If you can't log in because your password or email address has been changed without your consent, it's a strong indicator of hacking.

Locked out of your account: If you're unable to access your account due to suspicious activity, your account may have been compromised.

2. Immediate Actions to Take

Upon suspecting or confirming a hack, take the following immediate actions:

Change your password: If you can still access your account, change your password immediately. Make it strong by using a combination of upper and lower-case letters, numbers, and symbols.

Log out of other devices: Go to Facebook's Security Settings and log out of all devices to prevent the hacker from continuing to access your account.

Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Set up 2FA to add an extra layer of security. This usually involves receiving a code on your mobile device that you'll need to enter when logging in.

Check your email account: Ensure that your email account associated with Facebook is secure. Change its password and enable 2FA if you haven't already.

3. Report the Hacked Account to Facebook

To report your hacked account to Facebook, follow these steps:

Go to the Facebook Help Center.

Navigate to the "Security and Login" section.

Click on "I think my account was hacked or someone is using it without my permission."

Follow the on-screen instructions to secure your account and recover it.

4. Recovering Your Hacked Account

Facebook provides a dedicated recovery process for hacked accounts. Follow these steps to recover your account:

Visit the Facebook Account Recovery page.

Enter your email address, phone number, or Facebook username associated with your account.

Follow the instructions to verify your identity. You may be asked to provide a photo ID or answer security questions.

Facebook will guide you through the account recovery process, allowing you to reset your password and secure your account.

5. Check for Unauthorized Activity

Once you regain access to your account, review your activity log for any unauthorized actions, such as posts, messages, or friend requests. Remove any malicious content and unfriend or block suspicious accounts.

6. Strengthen Your Account Security

To prevent future hacks and secure your Facebook account:

Regularly update your password: Change your password at least every six months, and use a unique combination of characters for each platform.

Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Ensure that 2FA is enabled to provide an extra layer of protection.

Review app permissions: Periodically check which apps have access to your Facebook account and remove any unnecessary ones.

Be cautious with emails and messages: Avoid clicking on suspicious links or providing personal information in response to unsolicited messages.

Educate yourself: Stay informed about common hacking techniques and scams to protect yourself better.

6. Monitor Your Account

Continuously monitor your Facebook account for any unusual activity. Facebook offers features like login alerts, which notify you of any login attempts from unrecognized devices or locations. Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity promptly.

7. Protect Your Personal Information

Remember that hackers target personal information. Limit the amount of personal data you share on your profile, such as your phone number, address, and birthdate. Adjust your privacy settings to control who can see your posts and personal information.

Conclusion

Recovering a hacked Facebook account can be a stressful experience, but by taking swift and informed action, you can regain control of your profile and protect your data. Follow the steps outlined in this comprehensive guide, and remember to prioritize account security by regularly updating your password, enabling two-factor authentication, and staying vigilant against potential threats. With these precautions in place, you can enjoy the benefits of social media while keeping your personal information safe from hackers.

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So I've been away from Genshin for a while. Wish I could say it's by choice but the truth is...

My account got hacked and sold.

Long story. TLDR, I regret not paying attention to account security and learned my lesson the hard way. Genshin's recovery process was...extremely exhausting. Trust me when I say it's a stress-inducing nightmare, all of which could have been avoided if only I were more careful. Hackers have ways of gaining access to our accounts, and staying safe takes more than just avoiding the obvious "free primos" scams and not giving away your login info.

*For updated info about account security and what to do if you get hacked, visit the GenshinHacked subreddit.

*A good read on how to secure your account: Reddit Thread

Some advice:

Never ever save passwords on internet browsers. Configure settings to auto delete cookies after closing tabs or use incognito mode. There are malwares that steal passwords from cookies and that's how your email/genshin gets hacked.

Be wary of sites/links offering free software downloads/primos/genshin private servers. If something is too good to be true it probably is.

Set long passwords with a random combination of upper & lower case/special characters/numbers/letters.

Example: 42fjn&Oq!5v9mvTX3p*fcUxWd-7

Check your password strength here:

https://www.security.org/how-secure-is-my-password/

If you link any 3rd party to Genshin (twitter, facebook etc.), ensure they all have 2fa enabled. The linked email for each 3rd party account should also be different.

Create a brand new email with 2fa enabled and only use it for your Hoyoverse login. Do not use it for anything else to lower chances of it being compromised in a data breach. This email is probably the most important thing to safeguard. It is pretty much GAME OVER if this email gets hacked as the hacker can easily use it to unlink your email and change your Hoyoverse password.

Check if your email was found in a data breach: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

Don't get involved in account trading. Buying and selling accounts is against Hoyoverse's ToS. This is not going to stop people from doing so but just be aware that there are many hacked and stolen accounts on the market. There's always a chance of the original owner recovering it, causing the buyer to get "scammed" by the hacker/seller.

If ever you get hacked, do not trust anyone other than Hoyoverse's support team to retrieve your account. You might get messages asking you to DM "someone" on instagram/twitter for help (see below pic). Do not respond to these lowlife scammers and block them immediately! Also do not attempt to contact the hacker/buyer as they may trash your stuff out of spite.

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My Story

It is easy to blame the hacker and Hoyoverse for my predicament but I admit that ultimately it was my fault for getting hacked. And no, I did not fall for any "free primos!!111" or "genshin giveawayyy@#!&" scam, and I have never shared my login credentials with others.

The hacker gained access to my Hoyoverse and the email linked to it. With those alone the hacker was able to unlink my email, change the password and delete all login devices/phone number. How did the hacker get my login details? Well...

My first mistake was saving passwords on my web browser. I was using 2 browsers back then. Firefox was configured to delete cookies after closing and it's what I use on the regular. I set up another browser (Opera) for quick access to my unimportant socials and various sites by storing passwords in the browser and NOT deleting cookies. So really in hindsight, my biggest mistake was being a lazy dumbass. I'm sure that a cookie stealing malware was what got me coz my obscure twitter was spamming crypto tweets and the only place I ever use it on was the Opera browser. I also had my Genshin login saved for redeeming codes (arghhh). Probably had the email linked to Genshin saved on it too since it was the only compromised email.

My second dumb mistake was downloading software from a dodgy site. I think it was when I was looking for a pdf editor and downloaded malware instead. I remember it being a rar file, and extracting it triggered the malware alert of my antivirus. I deleted the file immediately but guess it was too late. This was likely how the cookie-stealing malware found its way onto my PC. Should have known better, really.

My third mistake was ignoring signs of a security breach. The first warning sign was the antivirus alert. The next was the twitter spam. These things happened a day or two before my Hoyoverse actually got hacked. There was time for me to stop it but I failed to do so. What I should have done immediately when there was suspicious activity: scan for malware, change every password and NEVER save passwords on browsers EVER AGAIN!

My fourth mistake was setting a bunch of weak passwords for Genshin and emails. Easy to remember, but a risky move since it'll only take an hour for a computer to crack them!

Secure & Recover

After discovering I got hacked, I did everything to secure my PC again like running several anti-virus scans, uninstalling Opera for good, activating 2fa wherever possible and changing every single password to complex ones. Thankfully it seems like nothing else was hacked.

Then I submitted the HoYoverse Pass form (aka "Hacked Form") to recover my account. This is the form you'll need to fill to "prove" you are the true owner of said account. On it are a list of questions like username, email, linked third party, first login method, first and most played devices, registration date, first purchase method and receipts. There's also the option to recover Genshin, Honkai or Tears of Themis but luckily you'll only need to submit the form for one game to get all the others back. Recovering through Honkai or Themis is supposedly faster as the player base is smaller but unfortunately I did not note down the UID of my Themis account so that option was...not an option for me (sighhh).

The CS team forewarned it'll take up to 20 business days for a reply (it was the norm to wait 30-40 days in total). It literally takes a whole month for the recovery process with no guarantee you'll get it back at the end of the long wait.

Meanwhile I kept a close watch on my account through an alt and on Hoyolabs. The hacker deleted my friend list and changed my in-game nick to a number. A few days later it was again changed, this time to a Jp name. It looked like my account got sold.

Whale Watching: The "Buyer"

Based on my observations, I could guess that the buyer was some Japanese dude who likes Kazuha (a lot), not a fan of Tartag (keeps switching out his bow and giving it to others smh), makes questionable choices for abyss, might be a whale or at least a dolphin (character count increased, some new constellations, pulled on the weapon banner yikes), logs in almost everyday and plays the events. I did wonder if I should be relieved about my account being in the hands of an active player who somewhat knows what he's doing as opposed to a bored troll who trashes accounts. But the most frustrating thing about it all was noticing the gradual increase of my chasm exploration % on Hoyolabs and being unable to do anything about it.

The 2.8 Update: A Depressing Livestream

Days passed (really slowly) with no reply. The buyer was still active on my account when the 2.8 livestream dropped. After losing access, I intentionally avoided genshin-related news to cope with the situation but tbh I really missed the game. So I ended up watching the stream. It announced the return of the summer islands, the new Diluc skin (the one consistent thing i asked for in every survey no kidding T_T), and even had a Sumeru teaser at the end. It was supposed to be exciting but I felt nothing but despair. I was looking forward to Sumeru and dendro but I wasn't sure if I will ever get the chance to experience it.

Day 30: The Response

On the 30th day, I received a response from CS.

The recovery attempt was unsuccessful. The information I gave was "incomplete" and "inconsistent". They wouldn't say what was incorrect and I was left guessing.

I thought I had lots of proof and knew everything about my account but somehow still fell short. Felt a mixture of disbelief and sadness. All that time spent waiting, and it was for nothing.

The 2nd Attempt: Persistence & Patience

It was really hard dealing with the rejection after a month-long wait. I even considered moving on to Tower of Fantasy but in the end I decided to keep trying. I wasn't ready to give up on something I was invested in for almost 2 years. I refused to let the hacker/buyer win. On the subreddit I read stories of players who only got their accounts back after one year of continuous rejections. I was ready for that. I was prepared for the worst.

For the 2nd attempt I was a lot calmer and spent some time organizing my info and reviewing the first form to figure out what went wrong. I changed the registration date to my first login date instead. The form lets you use the first login date if you can't remember the registration date so this time I went with the login date which I was confident of. Then I changed the first login device and UID first started platform to my other device. I was in a tricky situation as I wasn't sure if I first logged in with mobile or PC. I had issues with both at the start and was trying them out at the same time (lag and update issues). For most players the registration device would be the same as the login device/UID first started platform but I think it was different for me. So anyway in the second form I wrote down the device I used that successfully played the first cutscene with the unknown god. It was not the same device I used to register for Genshin. I then explained my situation and why I was unsure about the first device in the additional info section.

Those three were the only answers I changed. Then I added every five star pull dates in the additional info (before i only listed the characters, no dates given). Also I used a different email from my first attempt to submit the form. This time the email was the one I used for purchases (this email address was visible on my paypal receipts).

After submitting the form I sent an additional email to support_os with a link to my google drive. Tbh this was prob unnecessary and I don't know for sure if it helped at all but at the time I was eager to provide as much proof as I could. The google drive had excel spreadsheets of the following:

Chronological list of all my five stars and their exact pull dates (including standard banner five star pulls)

Full purchase history in chronological order where I listed the transaction ids/purchase methods/file name of the receipt screenshot on my google drive for reference

Devices I used to play Genshin (again i explained about my first login device "issue" and also listed my latest most played devices and the date I started using them).

I added another folder for screenshots that had every receipt and some early in-game screenshots with my UID visible (including screenshots of my first 20 pulls on beginner banner...the hacker/buyer will never know of this since wish history only shows records from the past 6 months).

Basically I only included things I was sure of and everything was presented in a clear and organized format. Dates were written as YYYY/MM/DD, same as how it is in-game and I clearly stated my country and timezone in big bold font (emphasizing this since I could tell the hacker/buyer was located in another country). Lucky for me (and i'm so glad for this!) I kept records of every banner pull date to keep track of my primos and also had every receipt in a separate email that was not linked to Genshin. Although I had tons of screenshots and video evidence, I didn't include much as they are generally not considered as "good evidence". I can see why since media can easily be stolen off the internet so I only attached the unique event participation ones.

The Waiting Game 2.0

Playing the waiting game 2.0 was a lot tougher than the first. Already 30 plus days have passed since I last logged in, I have missed the Xiao and Itto events, possibly will miss the summer events as well and who knew how much of MY resources the buyer had already spent/squandered or how far he had progressed for the story quests. It didn't help that I was also missing out on the Themis events (my fav Marius' bday and the anniversary sighh). I was constantly checking my Hoyolabs profile, watching the buyer completing events, max refining weapons I do not want refined, switching out Childe's artifacts/weapons (once again Childe was messed with LMAO). It got to a point where the anxiety level was just too much and I had to stop the whale-watching. Instead it became routine every morning, afternoon and evening to check my email and try the "forget password" method (entering the new email I gave to see if it got linked by the CS team). Everyday I got used to the same feeling of disappointment that followed.

In short, the wait was tormenting.

Day 34 of 2nd Form: End in Sight?

It was day 34. Noon time I checked my email and tried the forgot password method. Still nothing as usual. Later that day just as I ended work, I checked my phone and straightaway I noticed the notification for an email from support_os. I jumped to open it and got this:

Nearly two months. It was finally over.

I got my account back!

State of My Account

I was able to login before the summer events ended although the buyer had already completed the story. But just listening to the familiar soundtrack of the islands brought back good memories of the first time I explored the map and I didn't know how much I missed Genshin until that moment.

Thankfully nothing of importance was trashed. Some artifacts were moved around but none of the good ones were destroyed. I found myself with welkin, battle pass, new characters I had no intention of pulling, some constellations including lost 50/50s, two 5-star weapons (1 was a dupe sighh) and some max refined 4-stars (pain). All Archon and character story quests were done and that probably upset me the most since I had plans to record the cutscenes to make videos. Other than that I was surprised to learn the buyer spent some time in my teapot adding random furniture and collecting realm currency (a lot of realm currency, um thanks?). And of course Kazuha was chilling there. I was prob right about maple boy being his fav.

The buyer was some kind of whale who spent quite a lot in 2 months, more than I ever did in a year. Having all this "bonuses" after getting hacked sounds like a win but the buyer might request a refund anytime so I'm feeling really uneasy about having all this "extra" stuff. There's nothing I can do now except to wait it out and hope my primos don't turn negative.

All this time I did not make any contact with the buyer so I will never find out how or why he bought my account. I will also never know if he knew the account he bought was a stolen one. Still, I don't feel sorry for the dude at all, not after what I had gone through for the past two months.

Lesson Learnt

If you are still reading this, don't be like me, please safeguard your account from hackers. Genshin's popularity makes it an attractive target for scumbag hackers and account traders. It is easy to blame Hoyoverse for the lack of security and loopholes but as players we should also do what we can to ensure our info doesn't get stolen that easily. Most importantly, do not download from unreliable sites and do not save passwords in your browsers. Always delete cookies or use incognito browsing mode. And always set a strong password!

Behold. My old password vs current one.

(https://www.security.org/how-secure-is-my-password/)

The End

And that is it for my sob story with a happy(?) ending. Ever since I got my account back I have been spending most of my time exploring Sumeru (soundtrack is gold!). Still some catching up to do as I have missed tons of story stuff (gonna have to watch all of it on youtube sighhh).

It sure is good to be back ( ͒˃̩̩⌂˂̩̩ ͒).

Biting and snarling about losing access to old social media accounts. Old twitter account I enter my user and password and then it asks for text authentication on a number I don't have access to anymore. It won't let me in without the text code. Had old photos on my deadname facebook and someone hacked the account and changed the password. My user email is long-dead. I try to use a recovery email and facebook is requiring me to upload ID to prove it's me. My deadname account.

GoodReads still will not give me back my Author Accounts. And twice now I have received two completely different answers about the why / how from two different "Customer Service" representatives from GoodReads.

The first one told me the only way I could regain my author account would be by making all brand new profiles and then reclaiming them (basically going back through the original process I'd already gone through initially). I was annoyed because the only thing preventing me from accessing my account was the old email address for password recovery, because it no longer exists. But after a month of hawing about it, I finally did it.

I put what information I was comfortable with back up on my personal FaceBook account. Added all of my pseudonyms. Added my original photo with an explanation. Made it all public. Then went to carry out the instructions given to me ... Only to discover I can't claim them because they're already claimed.

So I wrote into support asking them to unlink them, so that I could reclaim them as per the instructions given to me by the support agent I'd been in contact with. And I was told by a new "support" agent that while they were "sorry for the miscommunication", the only way they could ever give me access to the account ... Is if I emailed them from the email associated with the accounts.

I have been telling them for months now that the emails associated with the accounts no longer exist. That I didn't realize they were still attached to my author accounts when they poofed ... They will not listen to me ... This does not matter to them one iota. I still absolutely must "prove my identity to them" specifically and only by emailing them "from the email associated with the account".

They will not offer me any other methods of proving my identity. It's "too much of a security risk" to offer me any other methods of validation- despite the fact I could easily prove who I am for anyone willing to pull their head out of their arse for more than two seconds. Especially in an age where FaceBook is apparently good enough verification you're you the first time around!

Knowledge of what the emails on the accounts actually are, photos of proofs, rough .PDF drafts & original files, media packets that were unreleased, original blog post announcements, etc; I was self published! I didn't have a corp. to do this for me! I designed and did it all (all of the marketing, all of the graphic design, all of the photography; everything) myself- and I still have it all. Just ask me for something. Anything.

While I do appreciate them trying to "protect me" in some weird, convoluted and highly ironic way? I wasn't ever a popular author anyone would even want to steal the identity of anyways (that was always my co-Author and still is) ... If they did, they'd probably be doing my reputation a favor! There's still ways to let me in to my accounts after catastrophic loss like this, however, while "protecting me" at the same time! This is literally absurd on every highest possible level; even Tumblr (of all places) actually had failsafes in place for account recovery in this kind of event!

And no matter how many times I reiterate that the email literally no longer exists, and there is literally no way for me to do that- and why doesn't their company have an alternative policy like literally every other site in existence ... Like the first "Support" rep who just kept yelling at me to make new accounts, and that that was the only way to get my accounts back according to them ... This is all they keep saying: We can only accept your identity if you email us from an email that no longer exists.

They both just keep (kept) repeating themselves ... Like they pick an answer, and just turn into a broken record over and over and over again; that becomes their only tune. And now it's "this is the last email on the matter". So I'm permanently locked out of ALL of my GoodReads authors accounts that I don't have the logins for already (which is exactly one of them) ... All because I was a self published author who doesn't have a giant corporation to back me up on this.

And the icing on the cake is that they also won't allow me to claim the one account I somehow managed to miss back in the day, because of "inadequate information"- despite me providing exactly what they asked for (as much as I could as someone who retired and absolutely will not republish their books).

Fuck GoodReads.

Mobile Applications for Matrix MLM Software

Developing mobile applications for Matrix MLM software can significantly enhance accessibility, engagement, and user experience for distributors and administrators. Here's how you can design and develop mobile applications tailored for Matrix MLM software:

Cross-Platform Compatibility: Opt for cross-platform mobile app development frameworks such as React Native, Flutter, or Xamarin to ensure compatibility with both iOS and Android devices. This approach allows you to reach a wider audience and streamline development efforts.

User-Friendly Interface: Design an intuitive and user-friendly interface that makes it easy for distributors to navigate the app, access key features, and manage their MLM business on the go. Utilize best practices in mobile app design to create a seamless user experience.

Authentication and Security: Implement robust authentication mechanisms, such as biometric authentication, two-factor authentication (2FA), or OAuth, to secure access to the mobile app. Encrypt sensitive data and adhere to industry standards for mobile app security.

Matrix Visualization: Provide visual representations of the matrix structure within the mobile app, allowing users to view their position in the matrix, track their downline organization, and monitor performance metrics. Use interactive charts or diagrams for easy comprehension.

User Management: Enable distributors to manage their accounts, update profile information, and track commission earnings directly from the mobile app. Implement features for user registration, login, and password recovery to streamline account management.

Commission Tracking: Integrate commission tracking functionality into the mobile app, allowing distributors to view real-time commission earnings, track sales volumes, and monitor payout statuses. Provide detailed reports and analytics for comprehensive performance tracking.

Notification Alerts: Implement push notifications and in-app alerts to keep distributors informed about important events, such as new referrals, commission payouts, upcoming deadlines, and promotional offers. Personalize notifications based on user preferences and activity.

Content Sharing: Enable distributors to share promotional content, product updates, and marketing materials directly from the mobile app to their social networks, including Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Integrate with social media APIs for seamless content sharing.

Offline Functionality: Design the mobile app to support offline functionality, allowing distributors to access certain features and view cached data even when they're offline. Implement data synchronization mechanisms to ensure consistency with the server.

Feedback and Support: Provide channels for feedback and support within the mobile app, allowing distributors to submit inquiries, report issues, and request assistance from administrators or customer support representatives. Offer timely responses and resolutions to user inquiries.

Continuous Updates and Maintenance: Regularly update the mobile app with new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes to enhance functionality and address user feedback. Monitor app performance, collect user feedback, and prioritize enhancements based on user needs.

By developing mobile applications tailored for Matrix MLM software, you can empower distributors to manage their MLM business effectively, stay informed about key developments, and maximize their sales potential from anywhere, at any time. Ensure seamless integration with the core features of the Matrix MLM software and prioritize user experience to drive adoption and engagement among distributors.

So my older sister has decided to do that thing where you google your own name to see what information about yourself is on the internet up for grabs by information brokers and guess what?

As far as the internet is concerned I don't actually exist as anything beyond being one of my sister's aliases.

Though my sister technically has two entries on this website.

The one under our merged identity (her first name, my middle name, my last name which is also her maiden name), which is also seemingly merged with a random 3rd women who neither of us know. Which also has my birthday listed, but has no known relatives or associates listed (because that person doesn't exist).

Then another under her current name, which changed when she got married. Which fails to list her birthday or phone number, but does have her connected to various other people. Like her husband's family are all listed as relatives, but our mom is just listed as someone she might know.

Though we think there's still some influence of the random 3rd women who's part of the other entry, because she's also listed as knowing or being related to a bunch of people that neither of us know.

Current theory is that the weird jankey amalgam of 3 different women identity profile is actually supposed to be me.

I think me and her (original) online identities got merged when Google bought Youtube.

At e point before the merger, I had let her use my yahoo to sign up for a Youtube account, after she lost the password to her previous account. Even though I already had an account using that same yahoo (which I knew was weird and broken to be able to do that in the first place).

After the merger our two separate Youtube accounts got merged because they were using the same email address. Specifically my account got cannibalized by her account more or less, because I wasn't able to access my original Youtube account at all after that, and attempting to use my log in sent me to the account she'd made using my yahoo as the email.

Which was then furthered by the fact that we would use eachother's emails for stuff pretty frequently.

Like if we wanted a free trial for a streaming service because there was a show on there we wanted to watch, if my sister didn't have a random email that could be used (she has so many email addresses nowadays, I don't know how she keeps track of them) we'll just use mine.

Or using each other's email addresses as recovery emails.

Where this random 3rd women comes in I'm not sure, but it's her email address that's currently listed on this dossier, which would explain why I don't get spam emails at all.

There are various stuff like my old facebook account that I've been locked out of since the early 2010s and the third person could have just stolen.

So the 3rd woman could be an attempted identity thief who got screwed over by the internet thinking I am but already someone else's false identity.

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Vital Steps to Get Your Estate in Order Now

Few people like confronting their own mortality. So they put off estate planning, only 32% of Americans have a will. But protecting your assets and wishes with a few key legal moves now spares loved ones painful problems later. Take Inventory of Your Assets List everything of monetary and sentimental value you own - real estate, accounts, investments, heirlooms. Knowing the scope of your estate lets you efficiently plan its transfer upon your death. Take a full inventory of all your assets, including: - Real estate: List all property you own, including your primary residence, any rental properties, vacation homes, land holdings, etc. Detail property locations, approximate market values, co-owners if any, and beneficiary transfer wishes. - Bank and investment accounts: Compile a thorough list of checking/savings accounts, retirement accounts, college savings accounts, brokerage investment accounts, bonds, stocks, and any other financial assets. Note beneficiaries named on accounts if any. - Personal property: Catalog valuables like vehicles, jewelry, art, collectibles, antiques and any other tangible items that may hold monetary or sentimental worth. Also list who you wish to receive specific items if possible. - Life insurance policies: Document details of active life insurance policies including death benefit amounts, premium costs, named beneficiaries and planned allocation of payouts when you pass away. - Business holdings: If you own all or part of a business, detail succession plans spelling out who inherits and manages your share and leadership responsibilities when you die. Completely documenting the full scope of your personal and business assets allows maximizing the efficiency of your estate plan to cleanly transfer each possession according to your wishes after you pass away. Digital Assets Inventory Digital assets have become increasingly important to include in estate planning. Catalog and provide instructions for assets like: - Online accounts: List login credentials, account recovery info, and designated inheritors or someone who would delete the account for key online accounts including email, social media, cloud storage, subscription services like streaming media and more. - Domain names and websites: Detail who should retain ownership of websites and domains you've registered along with hosting providers and renewal info like domains purchased through GoDaddy or managed WordPress sites hosted at Bluehost. - Social media profiles: Identify who should memorialize, delete, or inherit management of your profiles. Specify your wishes for things like setting a Facebook profile to a "memorialized" status vs having someone take over posting and responding to messages as you. - Rewards programs: Note points balances and transferability policies for airline miles, hotel points, credit card rewards programs, and other travel perks accounts, so heirs can inherit remaining rewards. - Digital assets: List associated passwords so trusted individuals can access and properly handle distribution of any cryptocurrency holdings, digital media downloads, software licenses, online gaming profiles or other online purchases or virtual items which may have financial or nostalgic value. Clearly detailing your digital assets and future custody wishes helps prevent online portions of your estate from getting mishandled or lost forever. Set Up Your Will A legally binding will prevents the state dictating who inherits your estate. Document clearly who controls assets, becomes guardians of minor children, and more after you pass. The following is a DRAMATIZATION AND IS NOT AN ACTUAL EVENT: For example, we recently helped a client with adult children from 2 marriages set up a will. She wanted her first husband to receive a family cabin, while the rest of her assets went to her second husband and their shared children. We helped craft this customized distribution of her wealth. Form a Trust Trusts let you place assets in management for heirs' benefit without probate. You dictate exactly when and how recipients inherit from the trust long after you're gone. Outline Healthcare Wishes Make legally-binding advanced care directives for if you can't make medical decisions yourself, including designating power of attorney and healthcare preferences. Get Life Insurance Life insurance provides funds your beneficiaries need to cover taxes, debts and more financial obligations without liquidating other assets after you pass away. Organize Vital Documents Keep documents like deeds, account info, insurance, and digital assets in one secure, accessible place so all is easily found when needed to execute your estate plan. Work with an Attorney While do-it-yourself kits exist, complex family dynamics and tax issues often benefit from specialized legal guidance in setting up your estate plan. Imagine Your Family Protected Thanks to Proper Planning With comprehensive plans legally spelling out your wishes, asset distribution, and healthcare preferences, you gain priceless peace of mind knowing you minimized troubles for grieving loved ones. Schedule a Consultation to Start Your Estate Plan Today Take control now over what happens later with legacy protecting legal strategies tailored to your unique circumstances and goals. Contact us to start the conversation. FAQs 1. Do I need an attorney to create an estate plan? No, you can use online templates or software, but attorneys fluent in your state's laws help create more ironclad plans less vulnerable to challenges. 2. Can I change my will? Yes, you can update your will if circumstances change. Best practice is revisiting it every few years as your family, assets, and wishes evolve. In Closing... None of us know how many days we have left. Yet by planning now with the counsel of compassionate legal experts, you secure your family's future and leave a meaningful legacy. Don't put this off another year - start crafting your estate plan today! Call our Riverview Office at (813) 850-0025 or our Wesley Chapel office at (352) 514-6865  or complete our online intake form to schedule an initial consultation. Our estate planning lawyers have experience helping families protect assets across generations. Contact us today - let us help you provide for your loved ones long into the future. Read the full article

Robinhood Users Service: How to Get Help When You Need It?

Platforms like Robinhood have made investing in the stock exchange easier. Even the most intuitive apps require support from time to time. So let’ 's begin and learn how to contact Robinhood Customer Support. You will get to learn about all the information needed to resolve any questions or issues you may have while using the platform.

How To Contact Robinhood Customer Service?

You can contact the customer service team at Robinhood in several ways if you need assistance with your account or investment. You have several options to contact Robin Hood Customer Service:

Phone Support-

Users can reach Robinhood Phone Support at specified hours. Follow these steps to contact their customer service:

• Open the Robinhood App.

• The menu icon is usually at your screen's top left or right corner.

• Scroll down to "Contact Us" and click on it.

• You will receive a telephone number that you can call during business hours.

• Robinhood typically offers phone support on business days during normal hours of operation.

Email Support-

Email is a great way to contact Robinhood Support if you prefer it. Here is how:

• Open the Robinhood App.

• Menu Access

• Click "Contact Us" to contact us.

• Send an email by following the prompts.

• Robinhood responds to emails within a reasonable period.

Live Chat Support-

You can get real-time support using the Live Chat Support option. Please be aware that availability can vary. Click here to access the Live Chat.

• Open the Robinhood App.

• Menu

• Click "Contact Us" to contact us.

• You can chat directly with a representative if Live Chat is offered.

• Live Chat allows you to get immediate answers to your questions.

Social Media Support-

Robinhood offers support via social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. One way to contact them is by sending a direct message to their accounts or including them in your posts.

Availability and Operating Hours

Robinhood help number has specific hours of operation. You should know when to contact them for help. The usual hours of operation are [insert operating times], but they may change.

Robinhood Customer Support Offers a Range of Services

Customer Service Robinhood provides a variety of services that address different user needs. Here are the main categories:

• Account Assistance- Robinhood’s customer service team is available to help you if you are locked out of your Robinhood account, require assistance with password recovery, or have any questions regarding your account settings.

• Technical Support- It can be frustrating to experience technical problems or issues with the app. The technical support team at Robinhood can assist you in troubleshooting and resolving these issues.

• Investment Advice- Robinhood customer service can help you with information and guidance if you are new to investing or have specific investment questions.

• Security Concerns- It is important to protect your personal and investment information. The Robinhood support team is available to help with any security concerns you may have, such as unauthorized access or suspicious activities.

Tips for Effective Communication with Robinhood Support

Consider the following tips to ensure that your interaction with Robinhood Customer Service Number is smooth and efficient:

• Prepare your account details.

• Please state clearly the problem or question that you are seeking assistance with.

• When communicating with customer support, be patient and polite.

• Record your communications for future reference.

FAQs

Does Robinhood have a day trading limit?

Your account will be flagged for pattern day trading if you make 4 or more day trades within 5 trading days, and the number of day trades represents more than 6% of your total trades in that same 5 trading day period. This rule only applies to margin accounts and IRA limited margin accounts.

Does Robinhood have a deposit limit?

With Robinhood Gold, your Instant Deposit limit is based on your brokerage account balance: $50,000 if your portfolio value is over $50,000. $25,000 if your portfolio value is over $25,000. $10,000 if your portfolio value is over $10,000.

Does Robinhood have a withdrawal limit?

Robinhood imposes withdrawal limits based on your account type. Standard accounts have a $50,000 per business day limit, while Robinhood Gold accounts can withdraw up to $1 million per business day.

Is there a limit on Robinhood debit card?

The Robinhood Cash Card has a daily spending limit of $3,000 and a monthly spending limit of $10,000. There is an ATM withdrawal limit of $510 per day and $5,000 per month. Customers have access to a vast fee-free ATM network with more than 75,000 ATMs in the U.S. and 15,000 ATMs overseas.

Can I reach Robinhood support through social media?

You can contact Robinhood Support via social media like Twitter or Facebook. Send direct messages to their accounts or tag them.

What should I do if I forget my Robinhood login information?

You can reset your password using the "Forgot Password?" option on the app's login page if you have forgotten your login details.

How does Robinhood handle security breaches?

Robinhood takes the security of its customers very seriously. It has taken measures to prevent security breaches. If you suspect your account has been accessed by someone unauthorized, contact customer support immediately.

Are there any fees associated with using Robinhood's customer support?

Robinhood offers its customer service services to users for free.

How to Recover Your Facebook Account Without Phone Number or Email

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App Development - Login Page

I want my login page to be simple and easy to understand. I did some research to make sure that my design is ideal for user experience.

allow signup with social media accounts (e.g facebook, google etc.)

don't ask for password confirmation - show password option so they can see the password they are entering

show password requirements clearly when signing up for an account

split up registration process

allow easy password recovery

allow switching between login and sign up

use email instead of username

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