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Clicking on a link
Last week I clicked on a link regarding a 9 year old pregnant dog, click here to see what happens when she gives birth... Which I did, and was told on the screen, that my account had been hacked? And my phone inflected, it told me to click another link to clean up my phone... which I didn't, I proceeded to play store and downloaded a free service to clean up my phone. I was annoyed at how easy something on Facebook was allowed to do this to me... because I acted swiftly, I think my phone has been cleaned up, but my annoyance is that Facebook allowed this rubbish onto my page?? How does that happen, and why is it allowed to happen to an innocent 60 year old (62 actually)
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First of all pay attention to what you click on. Wrt what rubbish Facebook allows on your page you'll need to ask Facebook. As far as Firefox for Android is concerned, as a general protection, you can install an adblocker with corresponding filter lists. https://addons.mozilla.org/android/addon/adblock-plus/ https://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions