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Facebook mystery ?
We have a unique situation.. anyway, I have access to my moms Facebook account because she never remembers her password. No one knows I have this info. I keep a lock on my phone etc. I got a like from her page on a very specific photo I posted months prior. I mentioned to her that I noticed she liked my photo and thought it was funny since she never gets on. Long story short, it wasn’t her. There’s no way it could have been her. We think it’s unlikely for a hacker to go like 1 single photo from months ago and only that. No other activity. We checked the log. How could this be possible? Is there anyway to see where or what device it was liked from? I know this sounds ridiculous and we shouldn’t care, but because of the certain photo she liked, we know it isn’t random. Any tech savvy, computer genius out there with any ideas???
4 Answers
- DanielLv 73 weeks ago
If she didn't like it then someone Hacked her Account and did It Facebook does not do it by it self
- 3 weeks ago
Maybe I should have been more specific. She’s not elderly. She doesn’t know her own password because she hasn’t logged in in years. Someone would have had to log on to her page to like the photo from her account. Don’t need the sarcasm or the rudeness.. if you don’t know, just keep scrolling.
- micksmixxxLv 73 weeks ago
Anyone, of literally billions of people around the world, COULD have 'liked' a photo on your mom's facebook account, my friend. That doesn't mean that it's anyone that knows you, or your mom. I've personally 'liked' photographs that people have uploaded to facebook ... and other social networking sites ... if there's been something that I like about it. (I'm a photographer, and if I find something that 'sparks' an interest in me, then I will 'like' it.)
