– Does the URL in your browser’s address bar read exactly https://www.facebook.com ? Any extra text before .facebook.com like free.cinyourrc is highly suspicious. A legitimate Facebook page will never ask for your login credentials outside of its secure domain.
This trick exploits a flaw in how Facebook handles security checkpoints on low-bandwidth versions of its site. Because the "free" sub-domains are built for legacy phones that cannot process complex security prompts (like facial recognition or advanced two-factor authentication), loading the site through these links sometimes forces Facebook to default to a simpler verification method, such as an SMS verification code. http- free.cinyourrc.facebook.com
import facebook import requests
If you see free.cinyourrc.facebook.com or any similarly suspicious domain, report it immediately to phish@fb.com . By staying vigilant and educating others, we can make the internet a safer place for everyone. – Does the URL in your browser’s address