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Former Aussie PM hacked and brought down by Hope
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We can see why he was a former PM

Dumb-arsed Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott had his phone number and passport details nicked by a hacker after posting a picture of his boarding pass on Instagram.

Instagram crime wave soars
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Monday, 06 January 2020 11:49

Instagram crime wave soars


43 percent increase in a year

UK coppers have seen a 43 per cent increase in reports of crimes involving social networking site Instagram, according to official data.

Artists test Instagram with Mark Zuckerberg deep fake
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Toneless, wooden, robotic – just like the real thing

A fake video of Mark Zuckerberg giving a sinister speech about the power of Facebook has been posted to Instagram to test if the company is serious about not removing this type of video.

Facebook imitates Snapchat
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Tuesday, 28 March 2017 21:19

Facebook imitates Snapchat


All Facebook’s apps and acquisitions now have Stories feature

Today Facebook completed the launch of a feature named Stories that allows people to share videos and photographs at the top of their newsfeeds for 24 hours. After this period, Stories will disappear.

10-year old for finds Instagram flaw, Facebook pays him $10,000
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By typing in malicious code, high-level bug erases comments 


On Wednesday, social media giant Facebook took a humble bow to a 10-year old Finnish lad’s code-altering skills and paid him $10,000 for discovering a high-risk flaw in its Instagram API. The bug allowed any Instagram commenter to type malicious code into the comment section of any status update and effectively delete anyone’s comments from a post.

Instagram now supports two-factor authentication
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Helps users mitigate identity hijacking


Social media giant Instagram has recently begun rolling out two-factor authentication to some of its users in an effort to spare any attempts at hijacking and changing account passwords, according to recent reports. The Facebook-owned service is the latest to add additional security measures to protect its users from financial losses, identity hijacking and false representation.

Thursday, 14 February 2013 10:33

Instagram asks court to leave it alone



We are nice really



Facebook’s billion better than Twitter’s offer

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Shareholders to receive over $780 million in total

Wednesday, 04 April 2012 03:11

Instagram for Google Android now available

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Over 30 million users strong and counting