If you’ve ever been locked out of your Facebook account, you know what a helpless feeling it can be. Whether losing access to your account is due to a hacker or you’ve just forgotten a password you set years earlier, there are almost always avenues to regain control. A lot of companies rely on two-factor authentication. They might ask for your cell phone number so they can send you a text message with a confirmation code. Some, like Google, offer app-based options like Google Authenticator that bypass the vulnerable cell networks. Facebook looks to be taking things in a new direction. In the past, it has asked you to identify pictures of friends or designate a few different trusted individuals that could receive a code to unlock your account. Now, it’s looking into facial recognition . Details are scant at the moment, but we’re getting word from The Next Web ‘s Matt Navarra that Facebook has begun testing the feature. When asked for comm...