AFTER THIS - I now HATE INSTAGRAM [Lost TIME + 550]

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Yes with proof now I hate instagram - before this happend to me and no body on BHW was able to give good answer

Now I had another account which was blocked i bought this 1 year back on BHW approx $320 - everything was going perfect, I increased the engagement, followers etc... and now today I was unable to login my account, after investigating i found, I was violating some copyright issues, but I never got any email, warning etc.. PLUS I never used any bot with this account.
 
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So contact them. Tell them you hired an agency they did it and you didn't know. You promised to remove the bad content and do better. ECT ECT
 
Yes with proof now I hate instagram - before this happend to me and no body on BHW was able to give good answer

Now I had another account which was blocked i bought this 1 year back on BHW approx $320 - everything was going perfect, I increased the engagement, followers etc... and now today I was unable to login my account, after investigating i found, I was violating some copyright issues, but I never got any email, warning etc.. PLUS I never used any bot with this account.

To answer your old thread, the original email the account was made with will never change so the person will ALWAYS be able to get it back - even if you change phone, email, etc... The key here is having access to the original email. ;)

To answer this thread, do not worry. I'm positive you can recover your account. When it comes to support - you gotta remember there are over 700m users on Instagram. I suggest filling out the necessary recovery forms & tweeting at them as someone suggested. I'm sure there have got to be legit people who've been blocked for copyright like you that have been able to get their accounts back.

Not all is lost, hold onto hope. :)
 
Did you post videos or just pictures/photos? Just curious. Because I'm planning to post many videos created from copyrighted pictures. I think it's completely safe.
 
Did you post videos or just pictures/photos? Just curious. Because I'm planning to post many videos created from copyrighted pictures. I think it's completely safe.
I just posted everything pictures/videos but the issue is I never got any warning from Instagram that its copyrighted, remove video/picture
 
To answer your old thread, the original email the account was made with will never change so the person will ALWAYS be able to get it back - even if you change phone, email, etc... The key here is having access to the original email. ;)
But how exactly the original owner is able to get back into the account, after the two factor auth is enabled by the buyer? So (theoretically) the account can only be accessed with the code, which is sent to the buyer's phone number. Does the original owner simply ask Instagram and provide proof of ownership to regain access?
 
I just posted everything pictures/videos but the issue is I never got any warning from Instagram that its copyrighted, remove video/picture
Did you post pictures/videos from other Instagram accounts?
I think Instagram calculate md5 hashes of every content item and immediately ban accounts which copy and repost a lot of content from other accounts because it counts as copyrighted automatically by their rules.
Or worse, you found and post picture under CC license from Google search, but that pic was already posted in another account. And you are f*cked, because of copyrighted content.
Some people tell, Instagram may even analyze photos with neural networks, but I doubt. It needs a lot of CPU power.
Сonsider also content from Facebook, they have a common API with Insta.
I mean, if almost all your content not unique and copyrighted, what's the point to send a warning email to you? They just kill your account.
In my theory, if you add a watermark to pictures and videos, you are safe, because md5 hash has changed.
 
But how exactly the original owner is able to get back into the account, after the two factor auth is enabled by the buyer? So (theoretically) the account can only be accessed with the code, which is sent to the buyer's phone number. Does the original owner simply ask Instagram and provide proof of ownership to regain access?
EXACTLY i am asking the smae question but no one can give good answer, I had 2 Factor Authentication Enabled + Email Changed + even I changed Instagram Page Name BUT how this person was able toget back in..........
 
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