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Instagram disconnected the accounts of thousands of people on Thursday (21). Due to the failure, some users suspected that they had been hacked.
According to the website Downdetector, which collects reports on instability in several countries, the problems with the social network began around 7 pm (Brasilia time). The largest peak in complaints occurred at 8:19 p.m., with 1,909 notifications.
When opening the application on their mobile phone or desktop, users of the social network received the following message: “You have been disconnected. Log in again.” When you click the “Enter” button, your login is completed.
The events were:
- access to a mobile app (66%);
- login(30%);
- Mail (4%).
Required by g1Meta, an Instagram company, did not return until after the article was published.
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