My friend just had this same exact problem a few weeks ago. So basically, Facebook can detect any "malicious" activity within your account. It can be real or it can be false alarm. But Facebook script will prompt your account to be locked.
The only way to get back in is by email or phone number. It's easy if you have access to them. My friend's problem, she forgot her Gmail password which made things impossible. Luckily, her phone number still existed. So she gave the code to me and I helped her get in.
Re-Check your spam rules in your mailbox. Maybe there's something you've missed. Try whitelisting [email protected] However, usually, spammed emails get redirected into your Spam Folder. You can check there.
ISP problem? The only way is to call/email them.
The only way to get back in is by email or phone number. It's easy if you have access to them. My friend's problem, she forgot her Gmail password which made things impossible. Luckily, her phone number still existed. So she gave the code to me and I helped her get in.
Re-Check your spam rules in your mailbox. Maybe there's something you've missed. Try whitelisting [email protected] However, usually, spammed emails get redirected into your Spam Folder. You can check there.
ISP problem? The only way is to call/email them.