Hello all! In addition to my business page, I also share admin for my ladies' Sunday school class FB community page. I just noticed today a choice to protect that page (listed on the left-hand side under the "Likes" and "Page Owners"). (Now, it could have been there a while as I didn't initially create it, and until recently was not the main admin.) When I click on it, it says this:

Protect Your Page

• In a few steps you can show that you are authorized to represent this business, and prevent anyone else from claiming this page or getting admin rights without your permission.
• By verifying that you are an official representative of this page, you may also be eligible for extra features that are only available to trusted page admins.

I don't see this for my business page, or a non-profit page on which I also share admin.

Is this something I should do? Can each admin of a page do this or if one does it will it knock the others out? Why is it not showing up on the other pages (business and non-profit)?

Thanks!!

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Pam Deyerle - Transcriptionist in Richmond, Virginia
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Hi Pam, I don't see this option for my business page(s) either and your post is the first I've heard of it. I tried to search Facebook's Help center and Google for more info but didn't get anything specifically related to this.

I'm hoping my 'bump' on your thread will bring in one of our social media experts with the correct answer for you!

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I don't see this as an option for my business page either, or for any pages I admin. I don't admin any community pages, so that may be why there is a difference.

Or this may be something Facebook is going to implement, and it is being introduced bit by bit.

Hopefully someone else has an answer!
Gladys

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Gladys Strickland
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