Instagram has just rolled out an all-in-one portal for users having issues accessing their accounts. The portal is called Instagram.com/hacked and serves as a hub for people to report and address problems with account access. Instagram says that anyone who is unable to log in to their account or thinks they have been hacked should visit Instagram.com/hacked from either their desktop or smartphone. Instagram is also rolling out a new recovery feature of allowing users to let their friends confirm their identity if their account is compromised. Instagram is also making efforts to prevent hacking before it happens by removing accounts that its automated systems find "malicious," which they say includes those which impersonate others according to their Community Guidelines. Lastly, Instagram will now show a blue verified badge for verified accounts in more places across the app. Instagram says that users that receive follow requests or are DMed by a suspected impersonator account will receive a warning from the app. Read more in our articles including "Instagram rolls out portal to help users with hacked accounts" and "Samsung feature lets the AI Assistant take calls while you're busy".
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Apr 28, 2026Instagram has just rolled out an all-in-one portal for users having issues accessing their accounts. The portal is called Instagram.com/hacked and serves as a hub for people to report and address problems with account access.
Instagram says that anyone who is unable to log in to their account or thinks they have been hacked should visit Instagram.com/hacked from either their desktop or smartphone. Instagram is also rolling out a new recovery feature of allowing users to let their friends confirm their identity if their account is compromised. Instagram is also making efforts to prevent hacking before it happens by removing accounts that its automated systems find "malicious," which they say includes those which impersonate others according to their Community Guidelines.
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