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Since the redirect is happening across different browsers (even after switching to Microsoft Edge), this indicates the issue is likely rooted at the system level rather than just a single browser's settings.

This behavior is often caused by malware, a malicious browser extension, or a browser hijacker.Immediate Fixes to Stop RedirectsCheck for Malicious Extensions: Even new browsers can inherit extensions if you sync your accounts.

Go to edge://extensions and remove anything you don't recognize. Some "benign" extensions like page editors or themes have been known to be hijacked to force redirects.
Run a Full Malware Scan: Use built-in tools like Windows Security or reputable third-party software like Malwarebytes to scan for hijackers that specifically target browser behavior.

Clear All Browsing Data: Corrupted cache or cookies can cause persistent redirect loops.In Edge:
Go to Settings > Privacy, search, and services > Clear browsing data and select All time.Check for Rogue Browser Policies: Some malware installs itself as an "Enterprise Policy," making it invisible in the standard extensions list.

You can check for these in Edge by typing edge://policy in the address bar.

Try typing the above about
edge//policy in the address bar

Nothing is working to change my Acvount settings to stop being redirected to Facebook.