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Correction: Gramblr 😁
I’m just starting to dive into using Instagram for some business ventures, and I’m actually sitting here about to upload my very first photo. Ideally, I’d love to pull everything directly from my PC, but the way they advertise it, you supposedly need to use that notorious Gramblr—which, if the rumors are true, will go ahead and wipe out your account if they catch you using it.
When I try to sign in through Gramblr, it asks me for an email address (which I've checked off as correct), but as soon as I type in my password—well, I assume it's asking for the email password—it tells me the password is far too long.
Then, right underneath that, there’s a field for my Instagram username and password, but even that seems to be hitting a snag.
I’m a bit lost—what kind of password are they looking for under the email section? I think I might have originally linked my Instagram to my Facebook account, but when I try entering my Facebook password, it rejects that too, claiming it's incorrect.
Does anyone have any advice on how to navigate this?
And more importantly, is it even worth the risk to mess around with Gramblr at all?
Almost all of my high-quality shots are stored on my computer; I really only use my phone for calls and texting. Most of them are shot in a vertical portrait orientation.
I’m just starting to dive into using Instagram for some business ventures, and I’m actually sitting here about to upload my very first photo. Ideally, I’d love to pull everything directly from my PC, but the way they advertise it, you supposedly need to use that notorious Gramblr—which, if the rumors are true, will go ahead and wipe out your account if they catch you using it.
When I try to sign in through Gramblr, it asks me for an email address (which I've checked off as correct), but as soon as I type in my password—well, I assume it's asking for the email password—it tells me the password is far too long.
Then, right underneath that, there’s a field for my Instagram username and password, but even that seems to be hitting a snag.
I’m a bit lost—what kind of password are they looking for under the email section? I think I might have originally linked my Instagram to my Facebook account, but when I try entering my Facebook password, it rejects that too, claiming it's incorrect.
Does anyone have any advice on how to navigate this?
And more importantly, is it even worth the risk to mess around with Gramblr at all?
Almost all of my high-quality shots are stored on my computer; I really only use my phone for calls and texting. Most of them are shot in a vertical portrait orientation.