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▲ 2 r/SSC_CGL_Beginners+1 crossposts

My First Attempt at SSC CGL (9 OCT)

Maths: Very badly done. I need to fix this or forget the government job. My preparation was done mostly on the arithmetic part; Advanced Maths has more weightage. Only 2 questions from Arithmetic.

Reasoning: About 7 to 8 statement based questions (very big statements and multiple conclusions), 3 address questions, 2 maths questions in Reasoning, 6 simple alphabet type Coding Decoding questions, and 1 missing-number question like a series and square type. 1 syllogism.

Very time consuming. 25 easy questions, but I could only do 21.

GS: Questions this year are like what/why questions and the implications and reasoning behind things that happened in the past. Fact based questions were only 4 to 5. No Current Affairs, some questions on articles, and 1 question from the economy. No festivals, no sports, nothing.

English: 1 synonym, 5 cloze tests, 1 error detection question, 7 Narration/Voice questions, and 4 PQRS, etc. Usual pattern. Easy questions.

Another time consuming section was the cloze test (you need proper English to even solve a cloze test).

PQRS was also time consuming. I only did 20.

Remark: I'm not qualified for the later stages. Maths was so easy, but I haven't done much Advanced Maths. Reasoning had 25 doable questions, but I only did 21. English was easy yet time consuming, and I was only able to do 20. GS was average, okay.

Advice: Don't focus too much on the static part of GS. For some topics that are appearing in other shifts, focus on learning when and why instead of learning everything from one shot chapter-wise videos.

For Maths, instead of studying all the chapters separately, do all of Advanced Maths together. Like one shot something. Focus on solving simple Height and Distance questions, basic Trigonometry, tan and sec identities, circles, algebra, partnership, cross method questions on ratios, etc.

English: If you have no holistic knowledge, then trust me, you can only do around 19- 20 questions. It's up to you.

Reasoning: I also thought of skipping assumptions, statement based, or other moral based types of questions. These questions were also paragraph type questions. But as I skipped them, another set of around 8 similar questions appeared towards the front. Then, when this section ended, there were address matching questions, as if they wanted to waste time. Very clever putting of questions. So be aware and make strategies.

My strategy was that I can solve such questions by reading. Whatever the case, if this takes too much time, even if you're skipping them, you have to do them at some stage, so why not do them early? Also, there's no point in skipping them when the paper is full of them.

Hotspot of Parmar SSC or other such concepts hasn't appeared in the questions (like 1 or 2 articles, I wasn't expecting either).

With the time you invest in 4 to 5 hour GS one shot videos, do invest the same amount of time in Maths, especially Advanced Maths.

With these mistakes, I'm moving forward.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 6 days ago
▲ 30 r/InstagramDisabledBans

Finally Out of Instagram’s Suspension Loop

I still can’t figure out how I escaped Instagram’s endless cycle of account suspensions and subsequent disablements. So, I’m officially out of the Instagram loop, and my account is no longer suspended.

I honestly don’t know what exactly worked. There were many things the agent suggested, and I did follow them, but I still don’t know whether any of those things actually made a difference. What I did was completely stop interacting, I stopped liking, stopped commenting, and stopped engaging with posts. Sometimes I would like or comment on something, but I would remove it after some time. I’ve also completely stopped posting.

Thankfully, all my accounts are back and active. Thank God. I still can’t believe it.

I was getting suspended so frequently, about twice every month at one point. My account was suspended more than nine times and disabled around four times. And somehow, each time, it would come back on its own.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 10 days ago
▲ 9 r/ssc

Previous Year 2025 ka pattern dekh kar lgta h kuch repeat nhi hota h

PYQ of 2025 practice kiya aur dekha, aur mujhe lgta h bas reasoning ke pattern ko leave kar do toh kuch bhi same nhi h koi topics same nhi h

PYQ repeat ho sakta h lekin shift ke questions nhi

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u/Whispering-Binary — 16 days ago
▲ 52 r/RapidoUsers

Why are online booking services becoming so rude and scammy?

I booked a Rapido yesterday, and the price I had to pay was ₹56. The Rapido driver was less than 1 km from my home. He came, but he didn’t even come to the marked location. When I requested him and was guiding him to come that way so that he could reach the marked location on the app, he said he couldn’t find it. I was going in the direction shown on the map for the captain, but he had stopped at a shop and was eating tobacco, which is why he wasn’t even moving.

Then I reached my destination, and he began demanding the whole amount that he would earn throughout the journey. I was showing him on his phone that this was the amount he would earn throughout the journey, and the price below was the amount the customer pays. He was rude and became angry. I was firm that I would never pay him ₹102. In the end, I stopped, and he had to take ₹56, which was the original amount, as the traffic was increasing. He kept saying, “Oh, I wouldn’t come to your location because I was 1 km away. I am not mad, you have to pay ₹102.”

I have seen many reels on Instagram where Rapido drivers are crying because their IDs are suspended because they rejected a ride. The reality is that most of these riders are dying to get rides worth more than ₹100, and they just cancel any ride below ₹50. You deserve clowns.

I don’t remember any time when these people are not trying to scam. From government buses in Uttar Pradesh to auto rickshaws everywhere, they are just looting people. Customer experience means zero.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 22 days ago
▲ 51 r/SSCCGL

What new shock has the SSC people given now? 😭 Another shock from SSC!

The last time I remember, there was a CUET exam two years ago, and I almost skipped it because my exam center was in Darbhanga, Bihar. The experience was terrible. But this time again… please stop. 😭

u/Whispering-Binary — 24 days ago
▲ 21 r/RacismAgainstIndians

My experience with other subreddits about sharing the discrimination I face from foreigners

A few months ago, I shared a post describing how, over the years, I have experienced racism from some of the same people in foreign countries who talk extensively about racism, Black Lives Matter, Asian Lives Matter, anti-Muslim discrimination, and Islamophobia.

Here is what happened, which I also discussed in that post.

Some people have taken their criticism of India one step further particularly when it comes to issues such as women's safety, crime, and various international rankings. What I have noticed is that there are multiple countries and political ideologies that criticize India, but the way far-left people portray India is beyond incomprehensible.

I have intentionally called some of them out for their racism. They often write in their bios that they stand against racism and Islamophobia, yet when it comes to India, their posts and comments is extremely hostile and stereotypical. I have directly told some of them that they are spreading propaganda.

There is also a different form of racism that I have experienced, where people target my surname. They literally Google my surname, look at the Google AI Overview, screenshot them, which apparently tells them that I am not a Brahmin or from an upper caste and then screenshot it and call me "Dalit" as a slur.

I am not Dalit, but even if I were, that would not matter to me. What matters is the fact that they are using someone's caste identity as an insult in the first place.

I have experienced this from multiple people who identify with far left ideology and claim to be against racism, particularly people from the USA, Europe, Australia, and the UK. At the same time, I have also experienced similar behaviour from people on the far right, particularly from Europe, Australia, and the USA. So I am not saying that this behaviour is limited to one political side.

Over the years, I have repeatedly had "Dalit" thrown at me as an insult, even when I am simply talking about anti racism, hypocrisy, or criticism of India. In some cases, the criticism becomes so extreme that it itself turns into racism.

There was a debate about India buying Russian oil. That discussion involved a lot of propaganda and misinformation. Even when I try to explain, but I have again become a target.

At this point, almost any international news discussion or even the simplest interaction on the internet can end up ruining my entire experience online.

After making my original post about this, I also started posting on multiple subreddits that claim to oppose racism and encourage discussions about these kinds of issues. However, they never approved my posts. Some of them removed my posts within 10 minutes.

There was nothing particularly controversial or rule breaking in what I wrote. I was simply discussing how I believe some far left communities in Australia, the USA, Europe, and the UK engage in racism or racial stereotyping when discussing India.

They didn't approve my posts because, in my opinion, they simply don't like criticism directed at their own side.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/RacismAgainstIndians

"love is just a leak of faith" what a comedy 👏🏻👏🏻

White people have completely taken over the narrative. Just reverse the race and see the reaction.

u/Whispering-Binary — 2 months ago
▲ 52 r/RacismAgainstIndians

Foreigners call me "Dalit" on Social Media

New form of racism has just emerged out of nowhere. You must be aware that there are people across the world who look down on, and rightfully say, that the Indian caste system is bad. And they preach morality, asking why such a bad practice exists in that country even in 2026.

Let me tell you about a reality which has happened to me since 2024. I understand the pattern, and just to give you context, I do post on various social media platforms, from Facebook to Instagram, X, and Reddit, on various kinds of content, from current affairs to trending news or whatever, creator posting.

There are instances where people, so let me just tell you what this post is going to be about. This is going to be about the caste system. So there were multiple and multiple instances when I was discriminated against online.

So yes, oftentimes when I post content and my identity is real on almost every social media platform, what these people, mainly from Europe and America and Australia, are doing is just wild. They are seeing my surname, searching it on Google, and then showing that screenshot which says that I'm not from the high caste. That means, they then say that I'm from the lower caste, and they call me Dalit. They use Dalit as a slur against me.

This is not something which we can understand as a far-right thing in the U.S., Europe, or Australia, where people, you know, are frustrated with Indians and they are generally bad people. Even in the most neutral context, if I'm posting anything which exposes the Western hypocrisy against Indians buying Russian oil, the Western leftists also use the same tactic against me. Instead of pointing out or giving logical reasoning, they pick my caste, discriminate against me, and call me Dalit and they all laugh.

Over the years, I tried to cope up, and then it became more excessive from around the middle of 2025, where these people who claim that the caste system is bad and preach so much morality about how bad it is, are using the same jibe against Indians by discriminating against them, saying that you are not from the high caste, you are a Dalit.

In fact, this trend began on X, which I understand is a far-right thing, where they use Dalit as a slur to troll,. But this is now used by Westerners from Australia, America, and Europe. They have used this jibe against me again and again.

And it's pretty disgusting how the great moral West, which tries to preach morality about the caste system, has discriminated against people after learning about the caste system. They are not learning that it's a concept or a new thing which is going on in the world. They are learning to discriminate against people, which has happened to me.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 3 months ago
▲ 85 r/RacismAgainstIndians

Hailey Bailey, a popular comedy TikToker, spit into food while making a skit video about Indian food

Hailey Bailey is an American anti-Trump and anti-ICE TikToker with 17 million followers on TikTok. She previously participated in skit videos about Indian food, where she prepared it in a dramatic way and also spit into the food, suggesting that Indian food is dirty. She is now reportedly deleting comments questioning her about the incident and heavily moderating the comments on her videos, unless someone bypasses the filtered words.

What does this mean? Far left = far right, at least in the Indian context.

u/Whispering-Binary — 3 months ago
▲ 64 r/RacismAgainstIndians

When will we stop clowning ourselves by aligning with people who don't genuinely stand for equality and respect for everyone?

I don't care whether this post gets removed or not, but I'll still say this.

Some Indians in England seem to be trying to form alliances with elements of the English far-right. Last year, British police released a document claiming that some far-right groups were taking inspiration from Hindu nationalism. I believe that characterization is misleading and unfounded. The same report also suggested that some people associated with Hindu nationalism were forming alliances with sections of the far-right. While I don't agree with how it characterizes Hindu nationalism, I do think that, in some cases, such alliances have existed.

Why are we doing this? Why are some Indians aligning themselves with people who target minorities and immigrants?

It's not that the English far-right generally likes Indians. Rather, a small fringe within the far-right particularly supporters of people like Tommy Robinson sometimes claims to be supportive of Hindus and Sikhs. But this is a very small faction, and that position is fundamentally wrong. Every minority and every immigrant deserves respect, not just Hindus or Sikhs.

The broader far-right movement in England has often expressed hostility toward immigrants, including Indians.

The next time you see Indians boasting or caring so much about the England grooming gang issue, remember this: there is no publicly available evidence showing that Pakistani men as a whole are responsible. It is not Pakistanis, nor Indians as a group. Broad claims like these are propaganda, and you're only embarrassing yourself if you align with that rhetoric.

u/Whispering-Binary — 3 months ago
▲ 15 r/FixMyInstagram

I got my account back even after it was permanently disabled for the 3rd time in a row

My account was suspended and permanently disabled. To be honest, every time my account gets suspended, it eventually comes back on its own. This was the 11th time my account was suspended and the 3rd time it was permanently disabled. You won't believe it even a permanently disabled account came back in exactly 12 days, which is much faster than when my account is stuck in the appeal process. When my account is in the appeal process, it usually comes back after around 40 days, or sometimes 44 or 37 days.

This time, my account was permanently disabled, and I was terrified. I purchased Meta Verified, and they told me they had transferred my case. However, since then, it has remained stuck in the review process. They are also no longer responding in the support chat. They did respond for a few days, but now my chat seems to be in a long sleep mode. They neither view my messages nor reply when I ask for updates. No one is responding in the chat.

Meanwhile just as the 12th day was about to be completed, my account came back. I don't think it was because of Meta Verified, perhaps the system simply cooled down. If my account had actually been recovered through Meta Verified, someone in the support chat would have responded and closed the support ticket immediately, but that never happened this time but in the past it worked.

These are the steps I have followed every time my account gets suspended or permanently disabled:

  1. Meta Verified: Sometimes it works, and my account has been restored in as little as 3 days.

  2. GAC: I'm not certain whether this helps, but whenever my account gets permanently disabled after being stuck in the appeal process, I file an appeal through the GAC platform. I can't say for sure whether it makes a difference, but the restoration time seems to have reduced to around 12 days.

  3. Created an Instagram clone app: I immediately logged this account into an Instagram clone app on the same device and kept it separate from my other accounts. My other accounts remained logged into the original Instagram app.

  4. Tried the hacked account recovery method: Instead of using the "Forgot Password" option, I uploaded the head movement selfie video and reported that my account had been hacked. My account had actually been compromised, and someone appeared to have used a sophisticated method possibly session hijacking to gain access. I tried that selfie thing even on the 2nd or 3rd alternate day.

This is my standard process when my account gets suspended or disabled.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 16 r/InstagramDisabledBans

I got my account back even after it was permanently disabled for the 3rd time in a row

My account was suspended and permanently disabled. To be honest, every time my account gets suspended, it eventually comes back on its own. This was the 11th time my account was suspended and the 3rd time it was permanently disabled. You won't believe it even a permanently disabled account came back in exactly 12 days, which is much faster than when my account is stuck in the appeal process. When my account is in the appeal process, it usually comes back after around 40 days, or sometimes 44 or 37 days.

This time, my account was permanently disabled, and I was terrified. I purchased Meta Verified, and they told me they had transferred my case. However, since then, it has remained stuck in the review process. They are also no longer responding in the support chat. They did respond for a few days, but now my chat seems to be in a long sleep mode. They neither view my messages nor reply when I ask for updates. No one is responding in the chat.

Meanwhile just as the 12th day was about to be completed, my account came back. I don't think it was because of Meta Verified, perhaps the system simply cooled down. If my account had actually been recovered through Meta Verified, someone in the support chat would have responded and closed the support ticket immediately, but that never happened this time but in the past it worked.

These are the steps I have followed every time my account gets suspended or permanently disabled:

  1. Meta Verified: Sometimes it works, and my account has been restored in as little as 3 days.

  2. GAC: I'm not certain whether this helps, but whenever my account gets permanently disabled after being stuck in the appeal process, I file an appeal through the GAC platform. I can't say for sure whether it makes a difference, but the restoration time seems to have reduced to around 12 days.

  3. Created an Instagram clone app: I immediately logged this account into an Instagram clone app on the same device and kept it separate from my other accounts. My other accounts remained logged into the original Instagram app.

  4. Tried the hacked account recovery method: Instead of using the "Forgot Password" option, I uploaded the head movement selfie video and reported that my account had been hacked. My account had actually been compromised, and someone appeared to have used a sophisticated method possibly session hijacking to gain access. I tried that selfie thing even on the 2nd or 3rd alternate day.

This is my standard process when my account gets suspended or disabled.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/ThreadsApp

I have separated my Threads account from my Instagram Account Center. I want your help

Hi there,

I have separated my Threads account from Instagram and made it independent in the Threads Account Center.

I can now see several options. For example, I can change my username, display name, and other profile settings. Will these now be completely independent of my Instagram account?

Also, I noticed that the only contact information in my Threads Account Center is my mobile number. Email can't be added. It shows success and then no addition of email. Is this the same for everyone, or is it a bug? It does appear to give me an option to add an email.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 23 r/FixMyInstagram

My account is back after being suspended for the 11 time. It had been permanently disabled many times.

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share how I finally recovered my Instagram account after it had been suspended 11 times. On the 9,10 and 11th suspension, my account was even permanently disabled.

The strange thing is that, over the last few months, Instagram has repeatedly restored my account after review, but about a month later it gets suspended again, as if the previous decision is being overridden. I still don't know what's causing this.

In June 3, I also received a security alert. It looked like a very sophisticated type of account compromise. Someone apparently changed my password while I hadn't accessed my account for several hours. I was logged out, but after regaining access, I found that none of my account information had been changed. Even stranger, I could still log in using the same password, as if nothing had happened.

Another odd thing is that whenever I request a password reset email, Instagram addresses the email to a completely different username(see attached screenshot) instead of mine. That username belongs to an active Instagram account with over 100,000 followers. After doing some research, I found discussions linking that account to activities involving hacked or disabled Instagram accounts. I found it very suspicious.

My profile picture is only an avatar, not my real photo. I also suspect coordinated mass reporting may be involved because every time my account is suspended, Instagram eventually restores it after the cool down period.

Here are the things I tried:

- Till 10th suspension, Meta Support said they couldn't forward my case.

- On the 11th suspension, a Meta representative said my account was eligible for escalation and forwarded it internally.

- I filed three appeals through India's Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC).

- I repeatedly used Instagram's "My account was hacked" recovery flow and submitted video selfie verification every few days.

- I also installed a cloned Instagram app on the same phone and kept the disabled account logged in there.

I'm honestly not sure which of these, if any, actually helped. Meta Support never confirmed the outcome, and they stopped responding in the chat. My account simply came back on its own.

If you've experienced something similar or have any idea why Instagram keeps suspending and then restoring the same account, I'd really like to hear your thoughts.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 34 r/InstagramDisabledBans

My Instagram account is finally back

My Instagram account is finally back. Since November 2, 2025, it has been suspended 11 times. Out of those suspensions, six were for account integrity, one was for spam, one was for dangerous individuals and organizations, and most recently it was suspended three times for account integrity. It was also permanently disabled.

I noticed that during the first eight suspensions, my account was never permanently disabled. Instead, it remained stuck in the appeal process for long periods sometimes 32 days, 38 days, 40 days, 42 days, or even 44 days. However, after my account was permanently disabled(3 times), the review period became much shorter. Every account is suspended and disabled since then has taken exactly 12 days before my account was restored.

I believe my account has been repeatedly targeted through coordinated fake reports. When multiple people report an account together, Instagram's AI appears to be very vulnerable, allowing bad actors with some cybersecurity knowledge to exploit the system. As a result, my account has been suspended repeatedly, especially the 11th time. Eventually, something seems to override the AI's decision, and my account is restored, although I do not know exactly what triggers that.

On June 3, someone repeatedly attempted to take over my account. When I tried to regain access, Instagram sent me a verification code, but the email greeted someone else's username instead of mine.(As you can see in the screenshot) That username belongs to an active Instagram account with more than 100,000 followers. However, after I regained access to my account, I found that none of my account information had been changed. This happened multiple times over several days, and I was even able to log in using the same password as before. This makes me believe it was a very sophisticated type of hacking attempt.

Here are the things I tried:

  1. Meta Verified Support

I contacted Meta Verified support several times. Initially, they kept telling me that my account was not eligible for another review and that they could not forward my case. This time, however, they informed me that my account was eligible for another review and transferred my case. Even though my account has already been restored, the support page still shows that my account is under review, and no support agent is responding to the chat. Therefore, I am not sure whether Meta Verified played any role in restoring my account.

  1. Filing a Complaint with GAC

I also submitted a complaint through the GAC portal. I am unsure whether this helped. Around the third suspension, the review period became much shorter only 12 days but I cannot say with certainty whether this was because of the GAC complaint or simply because my account has always been restored after each suspension.

  1. Verification Selfie Method

I used Instagram's hacked account recovery method. Every three days, I uploaded a verification selfie through my browser, pretending that my account had been hacked. Although my account had experienced hacking attempts in the past, I repeatedly used this recovery method during each suspension.

  1. Meta AI Assistant

I also used the Meta AI Assistant on Instagram every day to see whether it could help. On one occasion, it claimed that my review had been approved. However, the response appeared to be AI generated text that did not seem accurate or reliable, so I do not believe it actually reflected the status of my account.

  1. I made the Instagram Clone App in the same device

I noticed this has helped my truly. Making a clone app and letting your, account stay there even if it is suspended or disabled whatever for the moment it was appealed or disabled.

I would like to say that I believe someone is continuously attempting to have my account suspended through coordinated fake reports. Every time my account is suspended, it eventually comes back on its own. I am not sure why this keeps happening. One possible reason is that I do not use my real profile photo and instead use an avatar, which may cause Instagram's AI to incorrectly assume that my account is not authentic. Now that my account has been restored, I plan to change my profile picture to a real one.

After trying all of these methods, I still do not know which one, if any, actually worked. It is entirely possible that my account was simply restored on its own after Instagram completed its review or system to cool down.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/InstagramDisabledBans

Meta Verified Expires → My Instagram Gets Suspended Again. Coincidence?

Meta Verified is just crazy, and I'm not sure what Facebook and Meta are doing in the background regarding my device and my accounts.

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I was able to successfully get one of my accounts back with the help of Meta Verified. I'm not endorsing it, but that account was recovered on March 11 and was stuck in the appeal process for 130 days. It has been working perfectly ever since. That being said, I'm not active on it. I don't comment, like posts, or engage much at all. Maybe that's why it has remained safe so far.

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However, another account of mine was suspended and permanently disabled multiple times, but then it suddenly came back on its own. Strangely, just two or three days before my Meta Verified subscription was about to expire, that same account was suspended again. I then purchased Meta Verified once more and asked them to forward my case, but they told me they couldn't. In the middle of all this, the account came back on its own again.

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Then, just as my Meta Verified subscription was about to end or two or three days after it expired, my account was suspended once again.

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I've noticed a pattern, and I'm very confident in what I'm saying because this is exactly what keeps happening to me. Every time my one-month Meta Verified plan is about to expire, my account gets suspended again. Right now, it is suspended once more.

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I know some people will ask why I keep paying for Meta Verified. The truth is, I paid for it again this time as well. The difference is that this time they were able to forward my case, whereas previously they said they couldn't.

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From my perspective, Meta is simply looting its customers.

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u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/InstagramDisabledBans

Why Is Instagram Calling Me "haozhiplus"?

WTF!! There is something seriously wrong with my Instagram account, or maybe this is a much bigger issue and Instagram simply doesn't care.

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My account has been receiving email notifications from Instagram's official email address, and everything mentioned in those emails matches what is happening inside the Instagram app. I even received an email saying that my Instagram account was locked and that I needed to change my password. At first, I ignored it, but the app showed the exact same warning. Eventually, I changed my password.

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Since then, I've been getting multiple emails about my email address being updated. The strange part is that the email address mentioned is already mine and has always been attached to the account. So why am I receiving "email updated" notifications?

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One of the biggest concerns is this: Instagram keeps addressing me as "Hi haozhiplus" in these emails. That is NOT my Instagram username. Who is this person? Why is Instagram contacting me about my account while identifying me with someone else's username?

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I looked into it and found that this username is actually active on Instagram and has more than 100k followers. I also checked other sources and found that other people are experiencing the same issue. Is this some kind of internal bug? I find it hard to believe that Instagram would be linking my account to an active account that belongs to someone else.

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My only theory is that this could be related to some kind of account compromise or exploit. I've received multiple emails about unusual activity, and today my account was suspended.

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Just imagine if there were accounts on Instagram dedicated solely to account takeovers, attacks, or other malicious activities. If that's what's happening, then Meta and Instagram are so incompetent that they're suspending legitimate users while attackers exploit weaknesses in their own platform.

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What a "safe and secure" platform.

u/Whispering-Binary — 4 months ago