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Short Tutorial/FAQ – How Do I Search for Something on Facebook?

Download Graphics to View Question: I know Facebook is one of the go-to places to find practically anything. How can I narrow down the search results to find what I want quickly?

Answer: Here are the search instructions offered by Facebook.

To search for something:
  1. Click the magnifying glass icon in the top left of any page on Facebook.
  2. Enter what you’re looking for and choose from the results. When typing something, you may see predictions for what you’re looking for. If you see what you’re looking for in these predictions, click it to save time searching.
To filter your search results:
  1. Click the magnifying glass icon in the top left of any page on Facebook, then type something into the search bar or select a search prediction.
  2. Click a filter in the left column (example: People, Photos) to narrow your search.
To use keywords in search:

Search supports keyword searches to help you find what you’re looking for on Facebook. When you start searching with keywords (example: Caroline wedding or cookie recipe Lisa) you’ll see results that you can filter.

You can also select one of the predicted searches to see a full list of search options for that prediction.

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CUSTOMER ALERT

CUSTOMER ALERT

Stay Alert – Prevent Theft From Your Bank Account

Prevent Theft From Your Bank Account There have been dramatic increases in account takeover fraud and new account fraud in the last couple of years. Why? Chip technology has made it more difficult to make counterfeit credit cards, so criminals will “steal the person,” meaning their identity, “instead of the card.” They’ll then use that identity theft to, among other crimes, access or open bank accounts and steal money.

Although banks have high-level cybersecurity systems, there’s not much they can do to stop a criminal who is able to assume your identity from accessing your account. That’s why it’s vitally important for you, as a banking customer, to take security precautions including these:
  • Never reuse passwords. You should have a different password for all your online accounts. Websites are frequently hacked, compromising sometimes millions of passwords. Once stolen, usernames and passwords are often sold on underground markets to cybercriminals, who can then test them on bank login pages. You’re more vulnerable to identity theft if you use the same or similar passwords in many places.

  • Set up multifactor authentication (MFA) on your accounts. Banks increasingly use MFA to add an extra layer of security. You’ll log in using your username and password, then be prompted for some second stage of verification, such as a one-time code sent by text.

  • Check your accounts frequently. If you notice any irregular charges or activity, call your bank. Keep an eye out for very small transactions, since criminals will often test to see if a transaction of a few dollars goes through before stealing larger amounts.

  • Check your credit score several times a year. That way you’ll see if someone has used your personal information to take out a loan or credit card in your name.
Banks are doing their part to keep your money safe, but you need to do your part as well.