There's a number of theories stated here but I'd definitely highlight the idea that you've become interesting to law enforcement for one of a number of reasons.

There's a number of theories stated here but I'd definitely highlight the idea that you've become interesting to law enforcement for one of a number of reasons. This pattern looks like ones experienced by sex workers, being banned from various services because the verification phone numbers are the same as those of a known Sex Work account. Once you match a pattern, the blocking and banning are very aggressive. So some possibilities: * your name is the same or very close to a target you don't know at all/have nothing to do with. * you're working in an industry target by federal law enforcement. Big ones here would be sex work, cannabis, or political liberation * Someone is repeatedly using your identity for something sinister. If this is a repeated pattern (which it sounds like), then it would make sense if that person is a close friend or family member. - Almost any time some is the victim of identity theft more than twice it turns out it's their partner or parent.