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Someone keeps going into my boyfriend's facebook?
03-24-2014, 11:16 AM
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Someone keeps going into my boyfriend's facebook?
Someone keeps going into my boyfriend's facebook account and liking all these adult themed and pornographic pages on Facebook and I know my boyfriend doesn't read FHM magazine and doesn't watch porn but he keeps making a new facebook and someone knows his password.What should we do? he doesn't know how to unlike a page. The pages are upsetting me.
my password is alot stronger than his I just pick a word i like and translate it into a foreign language and I add four numbers at the end. He is not doing this
someone liked a dating website link on an app called speeddate.com over a week before my birthday in 2011 and these people are causing alot of trouble.

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03-24-2014, 11:20 AM
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Change the password..?
Also to unlike the page, you hover your mouse over the page and then a window should pop out. After that guide your mouse to the "Liked" and then click it, below there should be "Unlike" button or something similar.

Hope this helps! Also try changing the E-mail if that user knows his mail password too.

Extra info: Maybe someone placed a keylogger on his computer so you can also check for that (Simple ones are usually not hidden too good and are hidden in the right bottom corner of the window.)

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03-24-2014, 11:23 AM
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Pick a different password
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03-24-2014, 11:33 AM
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Sorry, dear, but your boyfriend is not telling the whole truth. I would look under his mattress the next time you visit. That's where I found my brother's stash. No boy will ever confess to the magazine under the bed and the sneaking a peek late at night when they can't sleep. Take a tip from a "Big Sister" (I have 5 brothers and a dad who hid HIS supply in the "National Geographic" pile in the garage!) Either accept it for what it is and deal with it or end it and move on. If your boy friend can't be honest with you now - it only gets worse later on. You don't need that. You need someone who wants to be better than that from the get-go, someone who has no desire to hurt you, not someone who says one thing one day but the proof is found the next morning. It sets up a series of problems that escalate and grow as time goes on. Stay if you feel you must, just be warned that it doesn't get better if he doesn't want to change for you. It doesn't ever get better in this situation. I should know - my parents were headed for a divorce when my dad died of cancer instead. Brother is having all kinds of issues - including finding employment, because his lies are catching up to him. Seriously - if this is the drama you want, work with it. I, having learned from experience, would end it rather than put up with it.
If he seriously is not "liking" those sites, he would prove it by getting off the computer and facebook for 2 months or have a "clean" account for 2 months. He would be willing to do a data swipe and reset the computer back to factory pre-set levels and keep it clean for 2 months or more. Just because he says he doesn't "like" it on facebook does not mean he won't have links to webpages in his "search" history or quick links in his "bookmarks" settings! The only way someone would keep going into his account is if he himself lets them. Even if it is little brother or big brother or dad, boyfriend is "looking", too. Don't think he don't! Just because he does not do it around you does not mean he doesn't do it when you are not around. My mom hated it but stayed for the sake of the 10 kids. Life in our house became hell from the fighting because my dad wouldn't stop. My husband, on the other hand, has no interest in that sort of thing and life is wonderful because I do know I can trust him. trust is such a very big thing in a relationship. I would not trust yours on this.
Like I said, you need to accept this as it is or move on. If he does not want to change, he won't. It will become an even bigger problem later on, believe me.
Good luck to you.
(Even if you don't "like" my answer or report it, I'm okay. I don't need points -- they are pointless. You don't have to "like" my answer. I'm just telling you from my experience what's up. I have 4 sisters, too. I would tell them the same thing.)
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