Vkontakte is one of the most popular social networks in Russia. Its interface is a bit like Facebook. There is also a news feed, you can make photos available only to some users, etc.
Instructions
Step 1
To change the name on the Vkontakte social network, open the site and enter your own username and password in the required window. Vkontakte login - email address. You choose the password yourself. If you cannot remember it, click the "Recover password" button. You will receive a new code on your phone (if it is "linked" to your profile) or e-mail address. It must be entered on the main page of the site along with the login. Then you can change the password to another one. The cipher must contain Russian or Latin letters, numbers, and also be different from the previous password.
Step 2
Once you've opened your profile, look for the "My Page" link. It is located in the menu, top, left. There will be an "Edit" button next to it. Move the cursor over it and press the left button of the computer mouse. A data plate will open in front of you. It contains the name, surname, gender, marital status, date of birth, hometown, relatives, etc.
Step 3
Enter your new first and last name in the first lines. You can write only in Russian letters. The site does not accept the Latin alphabet. You can specify only the first name, instead of the last name by taking a pseudonym. Or come up with an interesting nickname.
Step 4
In addition to the name on the "Edit" tab, you can change the composition of the family by entering wives, husbands, children, add contacts - phone, email, website. You can also fill out the pages "Interests", describing your hobby, "Education" - indicating the number of the school and institute (this is how classmates and classmates can find you), "Career", "Service" and "Position". The more information you leave about yourself, the easier it will be for old friends to find you. And she will help in communicating with new ones. You immediately make it clear what you are interested in and what is not, filtering out unnecessary people.
