To change your name on Facebook, follow these steps:

1. Log In: Go to Facebook and log in to your account using your current credentials.
2. Access Settings: Click on the downward-pointing arrow in the upper-right corner of the Facebook homepage to open a dropdown menu. From this menu, select “Settings & Privacy,” then choose “Settings.”
3. Edit Name: In the left sidebar, click on “Personal Information.” On the right side of the page, you’ll see your name displayed under “Name.” Click “Edit” next to your name.
4. Enter New Name: Enter your new first name and, if applicable, your new middle or last name. Facebook has guidelines on what names are allowed, so make sure you adhere to them. Generally, your name should be your real name as it appears on official identification documents.
5. Review Changes: After you’ve entered your new name, Facebook will show you how your name will appear. Review this and make sure it’s correct.
6. Password Confirmation: To save your changes, you’ll need to enter your Facebook password. This is for security purposes.
7. Change Name: Click the “Save Changes” button to update your name.

Please note that Facebook has certain policies regarding name changes. You may be required to provide documentation, like a driver’s license or passport, if Facebook needs to verify your name change. Additionally, Facebook has limits on how frequently you can change your name. Make sure you’re following Facebook’s guidelines and policies throughout this process.

Reporting a Facebook post is an easy process. Here’s how to do it:

1. Find the Post: Locate the post you want to report. You can do this from your News Feed, a group, a Page, or someone’s profile.
2. Click on the Three Dots: In the top-right corner of the post, you’ll see three dots (an ellipsis) – click on them. This will open a dropdown menu with various options.
3. Select “Find support or report post”: In the dropdown menu, choose “Find support or report post.”
4. Choose the Reason: You’ll be presented with a list of reasons for reporting the post. Select the one that best fits your situation. Common reasons include harassment, hate speech, violence, false information, or spam.
5. Follow On-Screen Instructions: Depending on your selection, Facebook may ask for more details or provide additional options. Follow the on-screen instructions to provide more context if necessary.
6. Submit the Report: After providing the necessary information, click the “Submit” button. Your report will be sent to Facebook for review.

Facebook will review your report and take appropriate action if they find that the post violates their community standards. Keep in mind that not all reported posts will result in removal, as Facebook assesses each report individually.

To report a Facebook profile, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Profile: Navigate to the Facebook profile that you want to report.
2. Click the “More” Tab: On the person’s cover photo, you’ll find a “More” tab represented by three dots. Click on it.
3. Select “Find support or report profile”: A drop-down menu will appear. Choose the option that says “Find support or report profile” and click on it.
4. Choose the Reason for Reporting:
   • Facebook will provide you with a list of options for why you want to report the profile. Common reasons include harassment, impersonation, hate speech, or a fake account. Select the one that best fits your situation.
5. Follow On-Screen Instructions: Depending on the reason you select, Facebook will provide specific instructions to help you report the profile. Follow these instructions carefully.
6. Submit Your Report: After providing the necessary information and details, click the “Submit” or “Send” button to report the profile.
7. Review Confirmation: You should receive a confirmation message indicating that your report has been submitted. Facebook will review your report, and if they find that the profile violates their policies, appropriate action will be taken.

Remember that reporting a Facebook profile should be done for legitimate reasons, such as harassment, impersonation, or other violations of Facebook’s Community Standards. Misusing the reporting system can have consequences for your own account.