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Your screenshots show no evidence of "facebook staff" doing anything. Looks to me like an automated notification triggered by a username change on your account.
by exodust 9y ago
Your screenshots show no evidence of "facebook staff" doing anything. Looks to me like an automated notification triggered by a username change on your account. I don't use Instagram so maybe I'm missing something, but you should have done as it said and changed your password after clicking "revert this change".
- ryanlol 9y ago>Your screenshots show no evidence of "facebook staff" doing anything. Are you suggesting that Mat Henley from Uber hacked me (or hired someone to hack me?), or that I myself gave up the name and am telling lies now? I think both of those sound tremendously unlikely. I am 100% sure that neither of these accounts were compromised. >but you should have done as it said and changed your password after clicking "revert this change". I did, that's how I found out that the button does not actually revert the change, it just takes you to a prompt which makes you reset your password.
- exodust 9y agoI'm not suggesting anything. All I'm going off is the screenshots you provided which you described as "Screenshots of Facebook staff forcefully resetting the account names". I don't know what you're suggesting either... that Henley picked up phone to Instagram and said "I want @Mat, give it to me"?? Maybe ask Henley directly, send him a message and ask for your name back. If I were you I'd be pissed off and wouldn't let it slide.
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- ryanlol 9y agoI got Mat Henleys cell number from a friend and contacted him via Signal very shortly after this happened. A day later I got a reply from him: “knock it off, Adrian” I don’t know any Adrians, he didn’t reply after that.
- alwayseasy 9y agoEspecially when we know Mat Henley is a former Facebook employee.