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My Meta account was hacked in IT Support ·
For the last couple of months, I’ve been getting these constant security alerts from Meta whenever I try to log in. It kept saying someone was trying to access my account from an unrecognized device and prompting me to change my password. I actually ended up changing it two or three times in a single day just to be safe.
Then yesterday, everything went sideways. I tried to log into Meta, but the most recent password I set wouldn't work. I attempted to recover the account using my email and phone number, but I got a message saying that neither the email nor the phone number were even in their system.
I managed to find my profile through a search and tried to add an alternative email address—my actual, real email—but then I got a notification saying an activation code would be sent to a specific address. The hint they gave (showing just the first and last letter with asterisks in between) doesn't match any email address I have ever used in my life.
At that point, they asked me to upload a photo of an ID that shows my picture, date of birth, and name. I tried uploading an old transit pass since it had the necessary info, and even an old ID card, but I just received a notice saying they couldn't verify my identity to grant access. I even went as far as photographing my driver's license, making sure to black out everything except the required details—even though it's under my married name, which matches the name I actually have on my Meta profile—but still, no luck.
I’ve sent several emails to support, though I honestly don't know how realistic it is to expect a response or any actual help at this stage. I sent one just yesterday and haven't heard a word back.
To make matters worse, my email inbox has at least two separate notifications from Meta stating that someone attempted to log into my account. They even provided the IP addresses, the devices used, and the locations where the attempts happened—two different cities and two completely different devices.

Does anyone know if there is any hope left, or is there some way to actually get my profile back?
Noah Roberts46 said:Certain scenes in Requiem for a Dream are pure horror.

I watched that movie back when it first hit theaters, and I remember it being quite a shock to my system. Honestly, I must have forgotten some of the specifics since I decided to give it another watch back in 2015. Now that I have the full picture burned into my brain, I can say with total confidence that I won't be revisiting it anytime soon.

I also vividly remember Mama Rom, specifically that final scene—though that was about a decade ago. I’m not sure I’d have the stomach to sit through that one again either.