Spam involves contacting people with unwanted content or requests. This includes sending bulk messages, excessively posting links or images to people's Timelines and sending friend requests to people you don't know personally.
Spam is sometimes spread through clicking on bad links or installing malicious software. On other occasions, scammers gain access to people's Facebook accounts, which are then used to send out spam.
If you clicked on something that turned out to be spam or your account is creating unwanted posts, events, groups or Pages, try these steps:
Secure your account
If you can log into your account, we recommend changing your password. If you can't get into your account, you can secure it.
Review account activity and remove any spam
Check your login history for suspicious logins
Run a review of your recent posts and likes
Check your Activity Log and delete any unwanted actions
Check your installed apps and games and delete anything you don't trust
Report spam to us
If you come across any more spam on Facebook, report it to us. By doing so, you will be playing an important role in helping us protect other people from scams.
Learn more
It's possible that you clicked a malicious link, downloaded a bad file, or logged into a fake Facebook Page and someone got access to your account. Learn more about keeping your account secure.
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