Explains the seemingly random PW reset request email I received the other day.
Use a hardware security token for 2FA and sleep easy at night.
Explains the seemingly random PW reset request email I received the other day.
Use a hardware security token for 2FA and sleep easy at night.
points to head can’t have your data breached if you never used Instagram in the first place
Oh is that what it was 😄
There's an account that I haven't used in years, which gets a "Are you trying to log in?" email every few months.
I got 6 emails at once the other day, figured it was the same junk
Oh no! Anyway...the DOGE data breach exposed a helluva lot more than that.
My SO just got locked out of her account. That have to verify their age to unlock it & nobody has gotten back to them. They are locked out of ALL of meta.
If you haven't already, it's always a good idea to turn on two-factor authentication and change your password. Even better, you can review what devices are logged into your Instagram account in Meta's Accounts Center.
That is not the most obvious safety advice here engadget...
I receive password resets from nearly every app and service at this point. 🙃
You should really start using an email proxy like simple login on anonaddy. I haven't gotten a password reset email in years, and when I do I just change the email and password of the account, then burn that alias.
Interesting. I deleted my account fully about 2 years ago at this point. I wonder if they still had enough of my data around to be in the breach
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