News Claimer: A number of Instagram users have complained that their accounts have been hacked with photos of smoothies posted to their accounts without permission (Yes, you read that well – smoothies). In some cases, they’ve been completely locked out after resetting their passwords, and haven’t been able to log in to their accounts anymore.
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"The attack of the smoothies!" and "The smoothies strike back!", or even "The return of the smoothies!"
A funny attack on Instagram nonetheless.
Apple, Viber, and now Instagram. All in nearly a week.
Who's next? Google?
This happened to me today, although it wasn’t a smoothie, but a salad looking thing. They posted the picture and replaced the contents of my bio with their link, but I wasn’t locked out. Instagram actually notified me of it and automatically cleared out all of my authorized apps.