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- Reclaiming a Page if an Admin Account was Hacked
- Submitting a Page Admin Dispute
- Submitting a Copyright Dispute
- Claiming an Unofficial Page
- Preventing Loss of Admin Rights
Do you need to gain or reclaim control of a Facebook Page that belongs to you? Whether your access was removed by a hacker, revoked by an ex-employee, or you never had control of it to begin with, you can easily reclaim full administrative rights to a Page by
and proving ownership. This wikiHow article will teach you how to recover the administrator role for your business or organization's official
If the admin's Facebook account was hacked, first report the incident at
If you have a Meta Business account and created advertising campaigns for the Page in the past, you can submit proof of ownership via chat.
Report the hacked account to Facebook.
If you or another Page admin's personal Facebook account was hacked, the
may have also taken over your business or organization's Page. If the owner of the hacked account can no longer sign in, they'll need to report the incident at
Once Facebook confirms the hack, you can continue with this method.
This method will only work if you once had admin rights to a Page but were removed by someone who hacked another admin's account.
If the person in control of the Page has never given you access, see
If you've lost admin control of a Page because a previous employee or contractor removed you, you accidentally removed yourself, the Page has a parent Page as an admin, or you're disputing ownership with a court order, you may be able to submit a chat to Facebook. This will only work if you were previously an admin for the Page and have spent money advertising for the Page, as chat won't be available otherwise. Begin by preparing these documents:
An official government ID for the person requesting Admin access.
An official business document containing the owner's name and address, such as a utility bill, tax document, business license, or certificate of formation.
A written letter (you can type and print it out, but you'll need to sign it by hand) containing this information:
The name and URL of the Page
The requester's relationship to the Page
This takes you to the Facebook Help Center. If someone else has control over a page that should be yours and won't give you access, you can report the page as an infringement of your copyright.
Use this method if you own the organization or company the Page claims to represent, but you never actually had admin rights to the Page. For example, if a former employee removed your access to the company Page.
Using this method will only result in the reported content or Page being
change the Admin control of the Page.
It's on the left panel.
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Log in to Meta Business Suite at
Sometimes a Facebook Page will exist for your
or organization even if you didn't create it. This usually happens when someone "checks in" at your location or an automatic Page is generated by Wikipedia. If a Page exists for your business or organization that doesn't have an admin, you can add it using Business Suite.
to use this method. If you don't have one, log in with your Facebook account and follow the on-screen instructions to sign up now.
Select your Facebook account from the top-left menu.
If you manage any Pages using this account, you may see a Page name in the top-left menu. If you do, click the menu and select your main Facebook account.
Create and distribute a non-competition contract.
Doing so will afford you some legal grounds if your account is hijacked. All employees or users on your Facebook page should sign this document before they are given access to company accounts.
When creating your Facebook Page initially, make sure you don't give any of your employees a title greater than Editor; this will ensure that they can perform Page maintenance and
without having the power to remove you as an admin.
Your title should be the highest tier, which is "Admin." No one else should have this title.
Monitor your Page's content frequently.
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