#Facebook Tagging

Facebook is undeniably an online community most people are in now. The DICT Cybersecurity Bureau advises FB users not to click the link attached to the post and report it to Facebook immediately. #CybersecurityAdvisory: In light of the recent incidents involving the malicious tagging or mentioning on Facebook, the... Posted by Department of Information and Communications Technology - DICT on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 As per the Better Business Bureau (BBB), this scam is called "malicious tagging," and it’s tricking victims into downloading malware. It also takes over your Facebook account, creates another fake video post, and automatically tags your friends. To achieve that, we would have to prevent getting undesirable notifications from people we don't personally know, tagging us in a malicious post. Here are the steps on how to remove a tag from a photo or post you are tagged in on Facebook: • To remove a tag from a post: - Go to the post. • To remove comment tagging: - Go to the post. Read more in our articles including "Unwanted tags on Facebook: What to do" and "Facebook launches Your Profile, Your Home game".