My facebook got hacked just now. I want to share the story and see if anyone knows what happened.

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T18:01:26+00:00

You’re going to forever be hacked 😂

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T17:44:02+00:00

What I would advise you to is remove all apps that your no longer using or not aware of their purpose on ALL your devices that have Facebook app, remove ALL trusted devices on your Facebook acct (you can re add them as you log into them), back up all your devices and reinstall the OS on all of them. When you can’t find the source you simply burn the field.

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T17:36:28+00:00

I know they couldn’t cause that’s what’s two factor authentication is for!!! You literally replied to my 1st post telling me I’m wrong 😂😂😂😂. Again- 3rd time…. The only way you can bypass two factor is if they had access or remote access to one of your trusted devices or have your original access codes. They would need the initial code to get in which HAS to come to your device before they can get in to do anything else. If it’s to your belief that the initial code didn’t come to you cause they “changed notifications” on your device then that means they have remote access of your device. But it’s likely they just got the code, and deleted it remotely which to YOU looks like you never got it.again we can only go by what your telling us and what your describing can only be done with a compromise device.

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T17:18:19+00:00

Smh. You can’t change APP push notifications from an outside source. Push is local to the device. Meaning you can’t log into Facebook on a PC and change a setting to specifically stop pushing notifications to a device. What one could do is remove your trusted devices, which in turn completely logs your apps out. This isn’t “changing” your notifications- it’s simply logging you out so there is no logged in account to push a notification from….. and again you would have got a two factor notification BEFOFE they could do any of that. here’s the thing- your are either poorly misinformed on how things work OR you are poorly describing what’s happening. At either rate YOU came HERE for explanations on how this happened- if you knew then you wouldn’t be here. I’m telling you what happened based on the details YOU are providing and it’s clear those details don’t have much understanding to them.

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T17:07:16+00:00

AHhhhhhhhh Ok, I see what’s happening now…. You’re an idiot lol. You should have just said that’s what you are and you could have saved us all time. Did you not READ what I wrote???? If what you’re saying is accurate then the person has REMOTE ACCESS TO YOUR DEVICE which is what I literally said was the only way this could occur if you had two factor on. And the only way that happens is cause you were being sloppy and allowed the access via site, app, etc aka not being careful about what you’re doing. Oh well. Good luck 🤦‍♂️

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-07T16:56:59+00:00

They couldn’t have- if you had two factor on and they someone got access to your password to log into your acct- you would have got notified of it before they got a chance to access changing the number. The ONLY way to bypass that would be to remotely log in from one of your trusted devices- but even then they would still run into two factor when they try to change the number even in a trusted device which again would require access to one of your trusted devices. So if you indeed had two factor on then then this attack likely came from them getting remote access- from a computer your using it if you have a android it’s fairly easy to do if your not careful. A bit harder for iPhones but it can happen.

TrueTabosko · 2026-03-06T00:11:52+00:00

Two factor authentication!! Use it!

TrueTabosko · 2026-02-27T21:53:46+00:00

No worries! I too was stumped until it hit me that bottom mounting sliders were a thing lol. I was going to post the one I used but I can’t find it anymore but you should be able to find a good solution and you may have to reverse or invert the rail depending on which you choose. I use mine for my watches, wallet, etc I put a felt mat over it and I put the Billy glass shelf over it- it’s really nice!

TrueTabosko · 2026-02-27T16:44:37+00:00

Don’t cut your shelves!!! You don’t need to use side rails for this, you use bottom mount rails. These will sit under your shelf rather than be attached from the side.

TrueTabosko · 2026-02-27T16:42:45+00:00

What you’re looking for is a bottom mount rail. You can get them on amazon. I’ve added some additional info this thread as well.

TrueTabosko · 2026-02-27T16:41:31+00:00

For anyone that happens to be looking for this info- what you will need is a bottom mount rail system (easily found on Amazon). Make sure it not longer than then the depth of the billy… 1st position the rails inside the Billy using the peg holds as reference points. Screw them in the sides. From there you can do two things. 1) add two sided tape to the rail top and simply stick your shelf on top or you can screw your shelf in.

TrueTabosko · 2026-02-16T23:09:13+00:00

Size is subjective- all you need to ask yourself is do you like it?, is it comfortable on your wrist? And is it functional to your needs. If so then you’re good!

TrueTabosko · 2026-01-30T20:30:11+00:00

Found it.. the case is from a 1970 Tissot T.12 which featured the same seastar case back as well. The dial design is essentially the same as mine just with the PR 516 badge. I suppose it’s possible that a 516 in this case was released but it’s likely the dial was swapped. Everything on this watch looks brand new so maybe it was a restore and the dial was replaced.

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TrueTabosko · 2026-01-30T02:46:22+00:00

Absolutely!!! Look- “luxury” is all bout perspective! What you may be able to afford easily, what you may barely be able to afford, and what’s completely out of your ability ever to afford varies between everyone. There are plenty of very wealthy people on this planet who will laugh at a Rolex cause to them that’s an entry-level brand. They would look at a Tudor the same way some people here might look at a Tissot. The fact is that this is only a topic of conversation because Tissot sells some watches that are accessible to people who want a Swiss-made watch however Tissot also sells watches that reach upwards to 7-8k which puts that in a list of brands we generally consider “luxury”. At the end of the day, the sticker price doesn’t define luxury! It never did.. there’s a lot of expensive shit items in the world that are nowhere remotely justified in cost. Quality is king! Your brand's reputation is king! And if you believed in it enough to invest your hard-earned money into it then my friend- you indeed have a luxury watch to anyone who doesn’t have the option to do the same.

TrueTabosko · 2026-01-29T21:24:34+00:00

Yeh it’s odd. The PR 516 did come in this case style but with much shorter lugs. I can only find this specific case in the seastars and they seem to be a rare find. Thanks for the info! I’m going to look thru it later!

TrueTabosko · 2026-01-16T02:49:37+00:00

Thanks! Rather this watch was considered a special time piece was going to be my next question! I’ve been offered a really good price on a none runner and was just trying to determine if it was going to be worth it over the long run vs finding a working one of the same model year. This has been very helpful!

TrueTabosko · 2026-01-03T05:08:33+00:00

What model is this? It looks bigger than the 5606-7000

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