How to Get Someone's Facebook Password
To get someone's Facebook password, go to the Facebook website and select „Forgot account.” On the next page, enter the person's email address or phone number and click “Search.” If you have access to the email address or phone number, select the account and click “Send code” to have a 6-digit code sent to you. Once you receive the code, enter it on the next screen to gain access to the account. Alternatively, if you don't have access to the email address or phone number, click “Didn't get a code.” When the next screen appears, click “Reveal my trusted contacts” and follow the on-screen instructions to ask each of them to generate a code. Next, enter the codes to gain access to the account. Remember that it's illegal to unlawfully access someone else's account so you should only use these methods if someone is missing or in trouble.
Open https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Though it's not possible to lawfully crack someone's Facebook password, you can sign into someone's account if you can access their email address or text messages. If the person added Trusted Contacts (and you know who they are/how to contact them), this method will help you use that feature to access the account. This method can be used if you're the close friend or relative of someone who is missing, in trouble, or who has asked you to use their account for some reason. If you're signed into your own account, sign out now by clicking the down-arrow at the top-right corner of the page and selecting Log Out. Click Forgot account. It's below the password box at the top-right corner of the sign-in page. Enter the user's email address or phone number and click Search. Depending on the account's settings, this will either automatically send a 6-digit code to email address or phone number you entered, or bring you to a list of accounts. If you don't have access to the email address or phone number you entered, click Didn't get a code? and move to the next step. Select an account you have access to and click This Is My Account. This sends a 6-digit code to the selected email address or password. If you are able to access that email address or text mailbox, just enter the code on the next screen to reset the password and sign into the account. If you can't access any of the listed accounts, continue to the next step. Click No longer have access to these. It's below the options. Enter an email or phone number you can access and click Continue. If you are able to successfully reset the password, the reset link will be sent to the email address or phone number you enter here. Ask Trusted Contacts for help. If you don't see the option to reveal Trusted Contacts , skip to the next step. Facebook encourages its users to assign Trusted Contacts to their accounts in case they ever get locked out. If the user has selected Trusted Contacts (and you know at least one of their names), you'll see their Trusted Contacts list and contact those people to generate a recovery code. Here's how: Click Reveal My Trusted Contacts. Type the name of one of the contacts and click Confirm. A list of the person's Trusted Contacts will appear, along with a URL. Call, text, or message each Trusted Contact and instruct them to visit https://www.facebook.com/recover and sign in. This generates a code that the contact will give you. Enter the codes generated by the Trusted Contacts and click Continue. Follow the on-screen instructions to reset the password and access the account. Follow the on-screen instructions to try another method. If you are unable to access the account using the previous steps, you may see a message that says you won't be able to log in without having access to the associated email address or phone number. If you are given another option, such as the option to answer security questions and/or identify certain friends of the user in question, follow those instructions to access the account. If you are still unable to access the account, you can try searching the person's computer for a document in which they store their passwords. If they created such a document, it may be called "Passwords" or "Logins." If you're trying to gain access to the account of someone who is missing or in trouble with the law, contact your local authorities. Law enforcement can access peoples' Facebook accounts if they hold the proper warrant. Sign into https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Adding 3-5 friends to your Trusted Contacts list can help you if ever get locked out of your account. If you're unable to sign in, one of your Trusted Contacts can generate a recovery code you can use to reset your password and get back online. Click the ▼ menu. It's at the top-right corner of Facebook in the blue bar. Click Settings. It's toward the bottom of the menu. Click Security and Login. It's near the top of the left column. Click Edit next to "Choose friends to contact if you get locked out. " It should be near the top of the page under the "Recommended" header. If you don't see it there, scroll down to find it under the "Setting Up Extra Security" section. Click Choose friends. A pop-up will appear containing details about using Trusted Contacts. Click Choose Trusted Contacts.  Enter the name of a Facebook friend you trust. To do this, start typing the name of your friend. As you type, a list of matching friends will appear. Click the correct friend once their name appears to add them to the list. Add at least 2 more contacts. You can add up to 5 contacts total. Click Confirm. The selected friends are now added to your Trusted Contacts. You can edit this list at any time by clicking Edit on the list. Get back into your account. If you get locked out of your account and need the help of a Trusted Contact, follow these steps: Click Forgot account? on the Facebook login page, then follow the on-screen instructions to search for your account name by entering your email address or phone number. If you don't have access to any of the listed accounts, click ' No longer have access to these? Enter a new email address you have access to and click Continue. Click Reveal My Trusted Contacts and type the name of one of people you added. This displays all of your Trusted Contacts. Email or text the link to each of your Trusted Contacts and ask them to open it. Once they log into their own accounts, they'll be prompted to send you a code to get back into your account. Enter the codes from each contact and click Continue. This will get you back into your account. Enable 2-factor authentication. This feature can foil nearly any attempt to access your account without permission. When an access attempt is detected on an unrecognized device, your mobile phone will be sent a code that will need to be entered in order to log in. Without this code, the intruder will not be able to access your Facebook account. Log in to your Facebook account. Click the ▼ menu and select Settings'. Click the Security and Login. Click Edit next to "Use two-factor authentication." Select an authentication method and follow the on-screen instructions. Use a unique password. Avoid using names, birthdays, home addresses, or real words in your password, as these are easy to guess. Your password should be a combination of words and letters, preferably in a random order. The longer and more random your password is, the tougher it is to crack. Use a different password for every online account. If you use the same password for your email, your online banking, and your Facebook account, then it will be easier for people to hack into all of your information once they have discovered one of your passwords. See How to Create a Secure Password Hint for tips on creating the best possible password. Remember to log out of Facebook. This is especially important if you log in on somebody else's computer, phone, or tablet. If other people have access to your computer, you may consider logging out there as well. Use a firewall and antimalware protection. Make sure your antivirus and antimalware apps are kept up-to-date and that you only sign into Facebook while behind a secure firewall. As long as your computer is protected by these features, you'll be alerted if a hacker tries installing keylogging software to try to capture your password. 
Open https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Click Forgot account. Enter the user's email address or phone number and click Search. Select an account you have access to and click This Is My Account. Click No longer have access to these. Enter an email or phone number you can access and click Continue. Ask Trusted Contacts for help. Follow the on-screen instructions to try another method. Sign into https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Click the ▼ menu. Click Settings. Click Security and Login. Click Edit next to "Choose friends to contact if you get locked out. Click Choose friends. Click Choose Trusted Contacts. Enter the name of a Facebook friend you trust. Add at least 2 more contacts. Click Confirm. Get back into your account. Enable 2-factor authentication. Use a unique password. Use a different password for every online account. Remember to log out of Facebook. Use a firewall and antimalware protection. 