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Facebook Technical Support Helpline Number 1-800-875-398

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Facebook Technical Support Helpline Number 1-800-875-398

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  1. Facebook Support explains 7 hidden FB features that might raise your eyebrows

  2. Facebook has been around for a while now but there are a few tricks and tips that not many know about. There is a good chance you can get more out of the world’s biggest social network. • Facebook Customer Support heads towards simplistic life with these hacks • The inbox you didn’t know you had: In case you are an FB user for a while, you must have a pile of unread messages that you didn’t even know you had. The message request folder receives all the messages from the people you are not friends with. To have a glance over all of them, choose the “message” link on top of the screen and go to recent. There is an option to accept or deny the request, choose wisely.

  3. See who has entered your account: Logging or hacking into someone’s account without permission is a crime. Know the culprit by moving into settings page and, under the security and login folder check “where you are logged in.” To get the precautions ready, log out of all sessions through the menu link. • Save the posts for later: Did you come across a link from a friend that you want to read, but don’t have time to read now? In case there is anything which you want to have a look later, go to top-right of the post and then choose, save for later from the drop-down arrow. You will be asked, “Where to save?” Move to the favorites and it will be present. Just remember that saving doesn’t get deleted.

  4. Edit your ad preferences: Do you hate getting ads from the pages you aren’t interested in. To curate your ads, move to settings > ads > your interests. Under the link whose websites or apps you have used, choose to stop seeing specific ads but you can’t remove them at all. • Send money through Facebook: The age of digitalization, transferring money through FB is not a big deal unless you have a debit card to access. Choose settings >> Payments >> Account settings and then, move via messenger to deliver to another user.

  5. Order food: Some food corners have a connection on the link to order on pages or you may choose to explore on their page, click the design and scroll down to fork/knife representation to order. • A pile of hidden emojis: FB places some of its emojis into a pictorial representation that most people have an access to. Some other can be used in posts, chats and comments that don’t always render in mobile like: (y) = thumbs up, < (”) = penguin, :|] = robot etc.

  6. There were just a few amongst the pile laid up. If you want to inquire more about the technicalities in the network or if you are facing any problems while using it, quickly reach our technicians at Facebook Technical Support 1-800-875-398 number and end your problems in a jiffy. We are accessible al seven days to pluck out your problem for a lifetime.

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