How to mark yourself safe on Facebook

Facebook 's Safety Check feature will help you let everyone in your friend list know you are safe after any incident in your area. Below is how to use Safety Check to mark yourself as safe on Facebook .

How to mark yourself safely on Facebook

This process is similar on mobile or desktop.

Emergency Response page on Facebook

1. Go to the Crisis Response page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crisisresponse/.
2. You'll see a list of ongoing crises, including events that are affecting people you know.
3. Click the Learn More button on the crisis you want to learn about.
4. You will see a message asking about your safety.
5. Select I'm Safe to share a post informing your friends about your condition.

Click I'm Safe if you are safe

Facebook uses location data to show incidents that target you. However, in some cases, such as when traveling, you may be able to flag yourself as safe during an event outside your usual area of ​​residence.

If this is the case, you will see a Facebook message asking if you are in the affected area after clicking the Learn More button about a specific event. Answer Yes so that the Safety Check banner appears.

When people in your location post events related to the event or news outlets report on a catastrophic event, you'll also see a safety verification notification on your Facebook home page.

The Learn More page also has Home and Safety Check tabs at the top. The Home tab provides general information about disasters along with tips on protecting yourself and submitting requests for help, donations, etc.

How to check your friends' safety

You can also go to the Safety Check tab to contact an affected friend if you don't see their status on this page.

1. Select More > Not marked as safe yet.

2. Also, use Search for friends in Friends in the area .

As long as you have Facebook friends in the affected area, you'll see Ask If Safe next to their name.

Above is how to use the Safety Check feature on Facebook . Hope the article is useful to you.