> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.noobclaw.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.noobclaw.com/english/facebook.md).
# FaceBook
**1. Open the NoobClaw desktop client and bind your Facebook account**
During installation, some antivirus software or 360 Security may falsely flag a security issue — simply add NoobClaw to the trusted zone. See the Safety Statement.
**2. Click "New Matrix Follower-Growth Task" and select the Facebook section. Here we use interaction-based follower growth as an example — click the corresponding card.**
**3. First select matrix accounts — batch-check multiple accounts to run at once**
**4. Set the number of likes and the number of friend-adds per account per run (note: unlike other platforms, Facebook uses an add-friend action)**
**Set the comment lead-generation phrase and its probability; AI will blend it into comments**
**5. After saving, it runs automatically at the scheduled time; you can also run it manually once. When running, AI opens the fingerprint browser and, based on each account's niche keywords, searches for content in the relevant niche, then gradually likes, adds friends, and comments.**
**6. Related demo video**
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