Can you find out who a fake Facebook account belongs to?

Can Facebook find fake accounts? Facebook provides a person’s date of birth on their profile if they are using their real identity. If the account was created with a fake name, there is no way to find out who created it.

Can you buy fake Facebook?

The most basic of the fake profiles available for sale are “softreg” accounts, which are recently auto-registered using software programs and have few friends. These appear to be purchased in bulk — in April, one Russian site was selling as many as 2,100 softreg accounts for 5 cents each.

How do I report a fake account on Facebook?

Go to the fake profile. If you can’t find it, try searching for the name used on the profile or asking your friends if they can send you a link to it. Tap More below the cover photo and select Find Support or Report Profile. Follow the on-screen instructions for fake profiles to file a report.

Is Facebook a company in India?

In India, Facebook has three offices at different locations which are in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Gurugram. Facebook head office in India is located in Hyderabad. Facebook was launched on February 4, 2004, by Mark Zuckerberg. Worldwide, there are over 2.89 billion monthly active Facebook users in 2021.

What happens if you report a fake Facebook account?

After you report an imposter account, Facebook will review the report and subsequently take action. Facebook does not allow impersonating accounts, so once it confirms the account is fake, it takes steps towards removing it.

Does Facebook hire Indians?

Are there any Indians who work for Facebook? Oh yes, loads. For one thing, most employees at the Hyderabad office are Indian, but there are also plenty at Palo Alto, Seattle, etc., especially in engineering. Facebook actively recruits from many of the better CS departments in India, especially IIT.

Is Facebook still working in India?

Facebook meanwhile has stated that they are working on the “operational process” so that they can comply with the Government of India’s new IT rules.