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How To Recover And Secure A Hacked Instagram Account

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By Emma Woollacott Verified, Sophia Acevedo
| Forbes Verified
Woman lays down on sofa with phone in hand. The first step to take if your Instagram account is hacked is to check if you still have access. getty Anybody can get hacked on Instagram. In fact, the platform leads with 31% of all social media hacks, according to StationX. Hackers can gain your information through another vulnerable account where you've used the same password, or via phishing, where you're encouraged to click on a fraudulent link or download malware.
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How To Tell If Your Instagram Has Been Compromised

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By MyForbes User, Emma Woollacott Verified, Sophia Acevedo
| Forbes Verified
Man stands and uses a smartphone at his office. If your Instagram has been hacked, there's a fairly straightforward process to get access back. getty Instagram is the world's third most popular social network, trailing only Facebook and YouTube, and it has over 2.9 billion monthly active users, according to data from Statista. Most users are between two age groups: 18 to 24 and 25 to 34. The site also a hotspot for influencers and marketers.
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Rushed EU Kids Act May Be A Nightmare To Implement

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By Emma Woollacott Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
The EU Kids Act, announced yesterday, is already coming under fire for overreach and unintended effects. Designed to keep children safe online, it runs the risk of regulating services that don't need to be regulated and enabling surveillance at scale, observers say. The basic principles are straightforward, and rely on a graduated approach. The proposal bans social media platforms altogether from offering services to children under the age of 13.
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