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Unlock Your Facebook Profile: Simple Trick

Unlock Facebook Profile

Facebook has introduced a new feature which allow users to lock their profiles in many countries, including India. This is aimed at providing more privacy to its users. It is surely going to give a hard time for the online stalker and bullies. To enable this feature, a user has to click "More" under their name on Facebook Profile and select "Lock Profile" and tap again to confirm. It is to be noted that after locking a profile, you can no longer make posts public and only your friends will be able to see them. Other people visiting your profile won't be able to see any of your posts, including the ones you posted before locking your profile.

While it is too easy to lock a profile, but when a user needs to unlock his profile again, it can give him a hard time. When I tried this new feature, I was also not able to find an option to unlock my profile anywhere in my Facebook account. So, after some time, I came up with an idea and tested if it works or not... and guess what? It did.

So, follow the steps below and I will help you unlock your profile within some minutes. Note that, this trick has been tested by me on multiple accounts, and I was able to unlock each one of them.

Firstly, go to http://www.newipnow.com/  and type in the search box: mbasic.facebook.com and clink on any proxy of USA from the list. I have chosen Florida, United States here (marked by red rectangle):



Then you'll see a login screen like this:

unlock your facebook profile
Enter your username and password and click Log In.

Now, you'll see a message warning you that your account is temporarily locked and Facebook will ask you to verify your identity. Don't panic, this happens because you are using a proxy server right now and Facebook thinks that you're located in America. 

Click Continue:



Now, in the next image, select from the dropdown menu: Get  acode sent to your email address and hit Continue:



If you haven't added an email address to your Facebook account yet, you'll see the option to send the code to your phone number as well, don't worry :)

After that, you'll receive a code in your email/phone, enter it in the given box as shown:


In the next screen that appears, click Continue. Congrats, you're now logged in to your account. You'll see the mobile version of your Facebook account even if you are following this trick from your phone. 

Now, go to Profile:


Click on Your Profile is Locked:



In the next screen, click See more options:




Next, hit Unlock your profile:


On the next screen, again press the Unlock your profile button:


That's it. You've now successfully unlocked your profile.


Now, scroll down and log out.
Your account is successfully unlocked. Now, you can make your posts public and all the people will again be able to interact with you.
If you are unable to complete the process, get back to me through comments

Thank you. I hope this helps :)

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