How to Fix a Linked Instagram Account That’s Disabled Because You Can’t Use Facebook

If you are unable to use your LinkedIn account due to it being disabled because of a connection with Facebook, there are several steps you can take to resolve the issue.

Here are some tips to help you fix the problem:

Step 1: Contact LinkedIn Support

The first step is to contact LinkedIn support and explain the situation. They will investigate the issue and determine if it’s related to your Facebook account. If it is, they may ask you to verify that you own both accounts and provide additional information.

Step 2: Remove Facebook Account

If the issue is with your Facebook account, you may need to remove it from LinkedIn. To do this, go to your LinkedIn settings and click on "Accounts and Data." Then, select "Linked accounts" and choose to remove your Facebook account.

Step 3: Change Password

Once you have removed your Facebook account from LinkedIn, change your LinkedIn password to a new one that is not linked to any other social media accounts. This will ensure that your LinkedIn account remains separate from your other accounts.

Step 4: Use Two-Factor Authentication

To add an extra layer of security to your LinkedIn account, enable two-factor authentication. This will require you to provide a second form of identification, such as a text message code or fingerprint scan, in addition to your password.

By following these steps, you should be able to fix the issue and regain access to your LinkedIn account. It’s important to note that if you continue to experience issues with your LinkedIn account, you may need to contact LinkedIn support again for further assistance.