In this video on BJ Tech, I show you the real way a lot of Facebook accounts are getting compromised in 2025 — and I’m breaking it down in plain language so you can understand the pattern. I talk about the “spammy site” style setups people use, why they rely on VPN/location tricks, and how attackers try to get in through weak login and recovery routes. You’ll hear me mention things like using a VPN (I called out options like NVPN and ExpressVPN) and how people target accounts by country, then push the process through a browser session and recovery options like SMS/WhatsApp. But the main takeaway is defensive: if your Facebook is only giving easy recovery options (like just SMS/WhatsApp) and your password is reused, you’re exposed. I want you to lock down your account the right way: use a strong unique password, turn on MFA, secure your phone number from SIM-swap risks, and stop clicking random login links. If anything ever feels “spammy,” don’t test it—protect your account and report it. Stay blessed, and stay ahead online.