How to know if someone has entered your Facebook account

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One of the advantages of using Word on iOS or Android is that you do not have to lose any documents. This is thanks to the automatic saving of Word on the mobile, which automatically creates backups on the fly.

Below we explain how to activate the autosave in Word quickly from your application. It is a way to safeguard against possible blackouts or connection losses.

Open the Word application
Click on your profile picture in the upper right corner
Access Settings
Check the Auto save option
Beyond mobile, you can also download Word for free on PC, the best word processor for Windows and macOS.

Luckily, there are ways to know if someone has entered your Facebook account, since the social network keeps a record of connections where it appears from which device you have connected and from where the last connections were made

To know the content of that record of Facebook connections, and find out if someone is spying on Facebook, the first thing you should do is log in to your Facebook account.

Afterwards, it displays the configuration options menu by clicking on the inverted triangle in the upper right corner of the screen. Here, choose the option Configuration.

Next, in the left side panel, access the Security and login section.

In this section you will find the section Where you have logged in which details from which device your account has been accessed, the city from which the last connection was made and the country.

This panel appears compacted, so if you want to see a more extensive history you just have to click on See more to display it.

 

It should be noted that the location of the connections is approximate because it indicates the location of the node or antenna of the operator from which the connection has been made, so it is possible that instead of your locality appear some of those around you more next.

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