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Instagram deleted my Photos

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Instagram deleted my Photos
How to Recover Deleted Instagram Photos (Basic Methods to Get Pics Back)
Through your negligence you may lose your best Instagram photos. Mostly they disappear when you delete or disable your profile. The sad part of it is that losing your account you also lose precious memories. If you’re reading this, it might be your case.
Can such an issue be resolved positively? It depends. We are going to look at all the ways to recover deleted Instagram photos which are known for now.

1. Instagram has no Recycle Bin / recovery features
The first thing to keep in mind is that Instagram doesn’t have any obvious recovery options. Unlike Google Photos, it has no Recycle Bin.
Photos and videos are stored on the Instagram server even after deletion for an indefinite term (legally, they have to), but according to the regulations,
Content removed from the Service may continue to be stored by Instagram, including, without limitation, in order to comply with certain legal obligations, but may not be retrievable without a valid court order.
Consequently, if you need a photo to provide in the court as evidence, you can turn to Instagram customer support. Yet, use it only as your last resource, because your requests filled with tears won’t convince Instagram customer support staff that they should send you the backup.

2. Check Instagram Archive feature
In 2017 a new feature was integrated into Instagram, which is Archive Posts. It’s great because:
you can hide any photos and stories from being seen by anyone,
any 'deleted' photo can be retrieved in two clicks.


Basically, Instagram Archive feature can be compared to a Recycle Bin – a location where your files are temporarily stored. Till you empty it, your photos will be available for quick recovery and share. Subsequently, as soon as you delete a photo from Instagram Archive, you lose guaranteed recovery of your content.
Tip: if you want to hide some of your posts, use Archive feature instead of simply removing photos. Even if a photo seems to have no meaning to you, you may need it back in a year.

how to change my Facebook page back to English

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how to change my Facebook page back to English
how to change my Facebook page back to English
How to Change Your Facebook Language Settings
With over 100 languages to choose from, Facebook probably supports your own language so that you can read everything in what's comfortable to you. If you've already changed your Facebook language, you can also read Facebook in English (or any language) again in just a few easy steps.
There are two primary ways to choose a different language for Facebook. If you're on a computer, you can do so from the Language area of your account settings or from the News Feed page. However, if you're using the mobile app, the steps are entirely different between Android and iOS.
One of the fun language options on Facebook is Pirate English. Menus and your labels on various pages will change to the pirate lingo, like "sea dogs" and "wenches" in place of "friends." It will definitely look funny to you but you can rest assured that nobody else can see it unless they, too, change their own language settings.

There are even lots of languages you can choose from that most websites don't support, like Zaza, Malti, Brezhoneg, Hausa, Af-Soomaali, Galego, Basa Jawa, Cymraeg, and upside-down English.
Picking a Different Language to Use on Facebook
It's easy to change the language in which Facebook displays text. Either access the Language Settings page through this link and then skip down to Step 4 or follow these steps in order:
Changing the Language From the Settings.
Click or tap the arrow on the far right side of the Facebook menu bar, to the right of the Quick Help question mark.
Select Settings at the bottom of that menu.
Choose the Language tab on the left.

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On the very first line, the one that reads "What language do you want to use Facebook in?", select Edit off to the right.
Choose a language from the drop-down menu.
Click or tap the blue Save Changes button to apply the new language to Facebook.

Facebook sign in Canada

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Facebook sign in Canada
Facebook sign in Canada
Canadian class action launched over Facebook data-scraping scandal
Facebook is facing a class-action lawsuit on behalf of the 622,161 Canadians who may be among 87 million people whose personal data was improperly harvested.
The proposed class action comes on the same day Cambridge Analytica — the British political consulting firm that’s now the subject of political probes in Canada, the U.S., and the U.K., as well as an investigation by Canada’s privacy commissioner — said it was shutting down and filing for bankruptcy because news reports about the privacy scandal had “driven away virtually all” of its customers and suppliers.
Jessica Simpson, shown in her North York office, is the lead plaintiff in a proposed class-action lawsuit against Facebook on behalf of the 622,161 Canadians who may be among 87 million people whose personal data was improperly harvested. (Richard Lautens / Toronto Star)
A lawsuit filed Wednesday at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice is the second class-action to hit the Silicon Valley heavyweight over the Cambridge Analytica drama. Last month a class action was launched in U.S. district court on behalf of 71 million U.S. and U.K. users whose data may have been scraped by the firm, which has been accused of building detailed voter profiles for electoral gain.
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Suppressing U.S. votes was a focus at Cambridge Analytica, Canadian whistleblower says
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Privacy watchdog wants rules for how political parties use Canadians’ personal data
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The Canadian class action, which has yet to be certified by a judge, alleges Facebook and Facebook Canada disclosed users’ personal information without their consent and failed to adequately protect their privacy.
A statement of claim filed in the court Wednesday alleges the tech giant “intentionally or recklessly and without lawful justification invaded the private affairs or concerns of the (users) … in a way that a reasonable person would regard the invasion as highly offensive causing distress, humiliation or anguish.”
A spokesperson for Facebook said it did not have a comment about the suit. Paul Grewal, the company’s vice-president and deputy general counsel, addressed concerns over privacy in a blog post last month.
“We are committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people’s information. We will take whatever steps are required to see that this happens,” Grewal said at the time.
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The lawsuit seeks $62,216,100 in punitive damages, or $100 for each of the 622,161 Canadians Facebook says may have had their info swept up by Cambridge Analytica. The firm, which has denied any wrongdoing, has ties to U.S. President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign.
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The suit also seeks general damages in the amount of $1,000 for each class-action member.
Cambridge Analytica is not named as a defendant in the Canadian class action, which only names Facebook and Facebook Canada. Both Cambridge Analytica and Facebook are defendants in the U.S. class action.
“Companies such as Facebook that collect and use personal information for commercial purposes are obliged to take strict measures to ensure that that information is not shared with or accessed by third parties without proper disclosure and prior consent,” said Sajjad Nematollahi, a Toronto-based lawyer at Siskinds LLP who is representing the plaintiffs.

How to change email address on Instagram

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How to change email address on Instagram
How to change email address on Instagram


How to change my Instagram email address？
Emma Johnson, Instagram PRO
Answered Feb 29, 2016
Please, go to `Edit profile` Instagram and just re-type your new e-mail. Probably, then you will need to approve your new e-mail. Instagram will send you notification to your mailbox.

Hasan Abbas, making music you can't dance to (yet) ·
Go to “Edit Profile” on your Instagram settings.
Simply type your new email. Instagram will send that email with a verification link.
Get the email verified and you are good to go! :)

Scott Levin, Futures Trader (1995-present) ·
You can have multiple accounts. See her
Instagram Help Center[0]=368390626577968&bc[1]=1757120787856285
If you want to delete your account so you can start over, go to “manage accounts” and then> delete account.
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Paul Na, Instagrammer with several 50k+ follower accounts
Answered Oct 5, 2016
It’s simple, really. Go to your profile, which can be found by clicking the bottom right button at the bottom of your screen while in the Instagram app. Then, click on the “edit profile” function. Scroll to the bottom, and you should see an option for your email address. Tap on that, and change the address to what you would like.

Chris Prakoso, Member since 2010, co-founding InstaMeet London ·
Originally Answered: How do I change my Instagram email address?
You change it your email address in your profile. You have to login for this though.

Doradca Finansowy, Search engine optimization specialist at Warsaw, Poland (2014-present)
Answered Jul 4, 2018

Andrew Maff, Director of Marketing and Operations at Seller's Choice (2017-present) ·
Click the gear on your profile, go to edit profile, and there you'll see your email address. Delete the old one, add the new one, save.

is there an app to recover deleted facebook messages

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How to see deleted Facebook messages from the app

app to recover deleted facebook messages

On the condition that you have archived your Facebook messages beforehand, you can see the messages from copy of the Facebook archived file. How to archive your Facebook files? This video will show you step by step.

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