1. Open the Facebook app on your device and tap the Menu button.
2. Scroll down until you see the Account Settings button; tap that and then tap Security and Login.
3. Go to Setting Up Extra Security, you will see the Use two-factor authentication, tap continue and then tap Two-Factor Authentication, you will be directed to Turn Off Two-Factor Authentication, tap it and then you will see that the two-factor authentication has been turn off.

1. Log in to your Facebook account. Once in, go to Settings by clicking the little downwards arrow in the top right-hand corner. Settings is second from the bottom.
2. Click Security and login. It's in the navigation bar on the left-hand side, right underneath general.
3. Scroll down to Setting up extra security and tap Edit on Use two-factor authentication.
4. Click Turn Off to completely disable the two-factor authentication on Facebook.

1. Go to your profile and tap the 3 dots icon on the top-right corner to open Options menu.
2. Scroll down to the Account section of the menu and tap on the Two-Factor Authentication option.
3. On the next screen, tap the on/off button Require Security Code to move to the off position.
4. Instagram will ask you for confirmation to disable the option. Tap on Turn Off to confirm.
5. Two-factor authentication is now disabled.

1.Go to your profile and tap the gear icon.
2. Scroll down and tap Two-Factor Authentication.
3. Tap the on/off button Require Security Code to move to the off position.
4. Then tap Turn Off at the bottom of the message that appears.

1. Log in to Pinterest on a trusted web browser.
2. Click the three-dot button at the top of Pinterest to open your menu.
3. Click Settings to open your settings.
4. Scroll down to Security and click Require code at login.
5. Confirm your password and click Turn off.

1. Login to your Google account.
2. Navigate and click on the Google Apps drawer button and go to My Account.
3. Click Sign in & Security.
4. Scroll down and select 2-Step Verification. Sign in with your username, password and verification code if asked.
5. Select Turn Off.

1. Login to your Google account.
2. Tap the arrow down menu or overflow menu, which may look like three dots or three lines, and then select on Manage account.
3. Click on Sign-in & Security.
4. Select 2-Step Verification. Sign in with your username, password and verification code if asked.
5. Select Turn Off.

1. Click the Me icon at top of your LinkedIn homepage.
2. Click Settings & Privacy.
3. Select Settings & Privacy from the dropdown.
4. Under the Login and Security section of the Account tab, click Change next to Two-step verification.
5. Click Turn off.

Note: You may be asked to enter your password for security purposes.

1. Tap your profile picture.
2. Tap the Settings icon in the top right.
3. Tap the Privacy tab.
4. Tap Two-step verification.
5. Tap the toggle to turn two-step verification on or off.

1. Open the Twitter app on your device and login on your twitter account.
2 . In the top menu, click your profile icon, then click Settings and privacy.
3. Click on Account tab , scroll down until you see Security tab and then click on it.
4. Uncheck the Login verification button.
5. Re-enter your password to save changes to your account.

1. Login to your Twitter account in your web browser.
2. In the top menu, click your profile icon, then click Settings and privacy.
3. Click on the Account tab.
4. Under Security and next to Login verification, uncheck the Review your login verification methods button.
5. Re-enter your password to save changes to your account.

One other method to disable the two step login verification is to just remove your mobile phone number from the Twitter account. Because the login verification requires you to add a phone number to Twitter account, it would get automatically disabled if you remove your mobile phone from Twitter.

Facebook is a community where everyone uses the name they go by in everyday life. This makes it so that you always know who you're connecting with.

• Symbols, numbers, unusual capitalization, repeating characters or punctuation.
• Characters from multiple languages.
• Titles of any kind (example: professional, religious).
• Words or phrases in place of a name.
• Offensive or suggestive words of any kind.

If your name follows our standards and you're still having trouble changing it, find out why.

• The name on your profile should be the name that your friends call you in everyday life. This name should also appear on an ID or document from our ID list.
• Nicknames can be used as a first or middle name if they're a variation of your authentic name (like Bob instead of Robert).
• You can also list another name on your account (example: maiden name, nickname, professional name).
• Profiles are for individual use only. You can create a Page for a business, organization or idea.
• Pretending to be anything or anyone isn't allowed.

Locations gives offline businesses a way to better organize their social media presence, especially if the business has multiple locations.

• Help customers find a business faster
• Offer localized content
• Manage all locations in one place
• Aggregate check-ins on the main Page
• Manage local Facebook ads