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Hackers reportedly talked Meta's AI support bot into handing over accounts
Reporting in June 2026 described an attack where someone could ask Meta's AI support assistant to add a new email to a target's account — and the bot would send the reset code to the attacker, who then took the account over.
Account taken, then reportedly re-compromised after Meta said it was fixed
Follow-up reporting described accounts being hijacked again after Meta stated the issue was resolved — including an account that had two-factor authentication switched on.
Hacked, then banned: a small-business owner locked out with no recourse
A local-news investigation described a small-business owner whose account was compromised and then disabled — leaving them unable to reach a human or recover access.
Why This Exists
The pattern, by the numbersEvery story here ends the same way: an automated reply, no human, no reason, no working appeal — while your account, your audience, or your money stays held hostage. One person gets ignored. A thousand, loud, do not.
How It Works
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Go loud
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Won
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