KIYC: What to do if you lose access to your social media account
In this week's Kane in Your Corner, Walt Kane speaks with experts who advise taking preventive measures such as using strong passwords, setting up multifactor authentication, designating a trusted contact for account recovery and backing up important photos and data externally.
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yesterdayGetting locked out of your social media account can be frustrating, especially when precious memories are at stake.
In this week's Kane in Your Corner, Walt Kane speaks with experts who advise taking preventive measures such as using strong passwords, setting up multifactor authentication, designating a trusted contact for account recovery and backing up important photos and data externally.
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