An exciting
article to look on. Till now this is known to a very few users of Facebook.
Your Facebook account has three passwords. Yup right! Three
passwords. Facebook uses this, to avoid login errors which are generally caused
by keeping CAPS lock on while entering password. You can log in to your
Facebook account by three passwords, one which is generated by you and
another which are generated by Facebook itself, toggling the case
of characters.
Let’s
understand this with help of example.
Password
1 (User Generated)
Say you have
password for your Facebook account as
Doll@Party
Here the
characters D.P are in upper case and all other characters are in lower
case. This is your first and own generated password. You always use this.
The remaining two passwords which are generated by Facebook are as
Follows.
Password
2 (Altering cases)
The second
password can be obtained by altering the case of characters. That means, you
simply replace all upper case characters by lower and all lower case characters
by upper. Put your password at Facebook login screen and hit enter. You will be
logged in.
dOLL@pARTY
Here in
above image you can clearly see that case is inverted. d.p of password is in
lower case while the remaining characters are in upper case. Facebook creates
this password to avoid login error which are caused due to leaving CAPS lock on while entering the password. So if
your password is “Doll@Party
” then you
can also use “dOLL@pARTY
” for
logging in.
Password
3 (For mobile only)
As lots of
users use Facebook from mobile also, Facebook creates a special
password for mobile device. For mobile device, Facebook do not consider case of
first character. Whatever it may be, in lower case or in upper case, Facebook
will log on you to your account.
Doll@PaRtY
Since many
mobile phone automatically capitalizes the first character of the password.
This may lead to log in errors. Here as shown in above image, even if your
password is “Doll@Party
”, then you
can use “Doll@PaRtY
” while
logging in to your Facebook account.
You may try
these variations with your own password on the Facebook login screen available
at facebook.com. Except this three, non of the other variation can be used
for logging in purpose.
According
to Facebook:
We
accept three forms of the user’s password to help overcome the most common
reasons that authentic logins are rejected. In addition to the original
password, we also accept the password if a user inadvertently has caps lock
enabled or their mobile device automatically capitalizes the first character of
the password.
Thus, if
you have accidentally enabled CAPS Lock
on the keyboard, the toggled password would still work on Facebook. By that
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