Facebook login to hosting provider not work

 I could not login into my hosting provider, Hostinger, with my Facebook login.


Facebook gave the message: 'Facebook Login is currently unavailable for this app'.


It seems this is because Facebook needs to verify Hostinger as a business.


Codepen.io and Pinterest also stopped offering Facebook logins.


When I created my acoount on Hostinger, I used a Facebook login because I had previously created an account with Hostinger using just my email address.


I got around this problem by resetting the password for my email address on Hostinger. When I logged in, I could manage the website I had created with the Facebook login.


Unfortunately, now when I login, Hostinger says this is a suspicious login and wants a verification code sent to my email address.  


Instead I set up a login using my Google account.I used Hostinger's settings to set this up.




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