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- Oct 11, 2017
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Through one means or another, I have come into the possession of a few Instagram account credentials, accounts which are not my own. Being an amateur in this game, I think I have dirtied the waters for some of those accounts already, so I want to be extra cautious with the remainder.
What's in my knowledge about these accounts is the following:
I will note, these accounts are small, personal accounts that I simply want the username of for personal use. (Yes, I know, it's petty).
I've fished around for solutions on how to get past or avoid a code verification and tried what little I could find. Some say to try proxies and mimic the location of the user by tracking their IP, but IPv6 isn't very promising in finding even approximate locations. Through trial and error, and error, and error, I've deciding to mark that down as a "Myth Busted".
But I've also heard that accounts are flagged or put on watch when a login attempt from unrecognized locations (IPs), so maybe one error was enough to end it all.
As of now, I'm stumped. Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
What's in my knowledge about these accounts is the following:
- Username
- Password
- IP (IPv6)
- In some instances I have the email associated with the account, and even the password for the email.
I will note, these accounts are small, personal accounts that I simply want the username of for personal use. (Yes, I know, it's petty).
I've fished around for solutions on how to get past or avoid a code verification and tried what little I could find. Some say to try proxies and mimic the location of the user by tracking their IP, but IPv6 isn't very promising in finding even approximate locations. Through trial and error, and error, and error, I've deciding to mark that down as a "Myth Busted".
But I've also heard that accounts are flagged or put on watch when a login attempt from unrecognized locations (IPs), so maybe one error was enough to end it all.
As of now, I'm stumped. Feedback would be greatly appreciated.