Q&A for How to Recover a Hacked Facebook Account

Your only option would be to try to Contact Facebook to recover your account.

If you have an email address linked to your account, click "Forgot password" on the login page. Then just follow the prompts and an email should be sent giving you instructions for changing your password. Once you've retrieved your account, you can change your name back.

Try to follow the steps on How to Change Your Facebook URL to change your username.

Try to use a recovery phone. If that does not work, try to see if you designated any of your friends to recover your account. If all else fails, you can try to Contact Facebook.

You will have to re-add all of your contacts back manually. Try to call or email them, explain the situation, and then send them new friend requests.

You will be able to gain access to your account again once you log into the account from a computer other than your usual computer. Then you'll need to check the account's settings to make sure the two-factor authentication (2FA) settings have been turned off. If your password is the primary way to log in, it would take a while to change your password, but you can reset it by clicking on the "change password" button, which is often near the top of your password list.

This must be a frustrating situation for you. If you’re able to provide Facebook with a way to confirm the data associated with your account, Facebook may be able to help restore your account.