Dia Jones

Facebook has a system that you can follow if your Facebook disabled my account for no reason. If you've violated the terms and conditions of the social network, you can appeal the deactivation. However, you'll have to provide proof of your identity, which can take time. Then you'll have to wait for a response. If you don't hear back after 30 days, you can try another method to get your account back. You can submit a request for your account back, but you'll have to prove your identity. You can't get your account back if it's a fake one, so you need to prove your identity and explain the situation in detail. To reinstate your account, you'll need to send a short email to Facebook asking them to reconsider the decision. Then you'll need to provide your mobile number and email address to ensure that you're the owner of the account. Regardless of the reason for your account's disabling, there's a way to recover it. You can visit the ... Continue reading →

Setting up Gmail on iPhone Using POP protocols The Gmail app for iPhone is required to use Gmail Gmail POP server settings.   Enable POP for Gmail if it's not already enabled. You can use the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tabs in your Gmail account to do this.   To add a new email account, open the Settings app and click Passwords & Accounts > Add Account > Other > Add Mail Account.   After you have entered your name, email address, and password, tap the Next button. Click on POP. Enter the Gmail POP server settings in the Incoming Mail Server section: Host Name: pop.gmail.com User Name: Your full email address Password: The password to your email account For 2-step verification, create an app password and use it instead of your Gmail account password. Enter the Gmail SMTP settings in the Outgoing Gmail Server section: Host Name: smtp.gmail.com User Name: Your full email address Password: Your email password Then tap Save. Choose the Gmail account you just ... Continue reading →