There have been many problems with Instagram today. Through Twitter, many subscribers have reported the suspension of their account without any reason. Upon entering the social network, they found themselves in front of a screen that read: "We suspended your account on October 31, 2022. You have 30 days to communicate your disagreement with this decision."
As for the possible causes of the suspension, it is read that: "Your account does not respect our community guidelines. If we do not confirm your account, it will be permanently disabled." Even those who have not received such reports are having difficulty updating posts and viewing and listening to stories, or are losing followers.
But what happened? The most plausible hypothesis is that Instagram is doing some sort of general cleanup to eliminate all fake accounts, but it's also suspending profiles that are real. One aspect that should be given special attention concerns efforts to recover the profile. Trying too many times to recover photos, videos and stories can have the opposite effect, which is the ultimate freeze.
For its part, the social network has apologized to users who have access problems. "We are aware that some of you are having problems accessing your Instagram account. We are investigating and apologize for the inconvenience," the company said in a statement.
These are tough days for Meta apps. By the morning of October 25, users had reported major problems using WhatsApp. For at least three hours the most used messaging app was down, preventing you from sending or receiving messages from friends, relatives or work colleagues.