Having a privacy policy on your website is required by law in most countries. Privacy policies need to define how a business (website owner) collects, stores, protects and uses personal information provided by users. Many third-party services (like Facebook advertising) require you have a valid privacy policy in place in order to comply with their terms of service. This normally comes as a surprise to many of my clients. Even if you are running a personal blog it’s best to include a privacy policy just to protect yourself. Here is what you need to know California Consumer Privacy Act…
It’s been 4 weeks today that Instagram locked me out of my account. This has been a stressful process and you have no control over anything and no contact to try and help… but I do have some different news today As soon as my account was restored I immediately downloaded my content so if this ever happens again I know I have the pictures of my children backed-up. This is the best part about it. It’s memories like the photo below that I want to keep. (She clearly hurt her finger) What to do if your Instagram Account is…
My Instagram account is still disabled. Finally talked with Facebook Chat but they were no help and it’s been 2 weeks today. I’ve been connecting with other business owners who lost access around the same time so I really believe it’s a huge glitch but they haven’t resolved it yet. Apparently, they were too worried about everyone losing their “likes” this week. 3 Things I Learned Being Blocked: 1. Even if you are following the rules you can be disabled- have a backup plan. 2. Download your content monthly- once they shut your account down you can’t get it back.…
I had no many of you were invested in this Instagram drama. I’m sorry I didn’t provide an update yesterday…but there was nothing to update I’m still locked out but today apparently it’s because I impersonated someone? This is definitely not the case I’m going to try and use Facebook Chat to see if one of their specialists may be able to help me. I will keep you posted You can watch my previous videos here: Video 1: https://www.postroadmarketing.com/blog/Instagram-part1 Video 2: https://www.postroadmarketing.com/blog/instagram-part2
If you saw my video on Friday you know that I woke up and discovered that Instagram disabled my account and I have no idea why. The message is that I have violated their terms of service, but I’ve read through them, and I definitely haven’t. I’ve never had one report that any content or comment was flagged or reported. I spent the weekend doing research on this, and it turns out that this has been happening to A LOT of people. I think the statistic was that 85% of the accounts never violated any of the terms. It…
On February 19, 2021, I woke up to discover that my Instagram account had been disabled. It’s weird because I had only been posting once a week (besides stories) and I’ve never had a comment or post flagged. The message on my account says that it’s been disabled for breaking their terms of service -which I’m quite certain I have not done. This solidifies the importance of having an email list. I will keep up you updated along my journey to getting my account back. I’ve read instances where is can take hours- months to recover (one person waiting 8 months).
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