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Hey guys,

I decided to randomly check my Instagram login activity because I'm pretty security conscious. I went onto recent Settings --> Login Activity to find that my current active session (my phone that I am using) was located in Nepal... I live in Malta which is in Europe

I received 0 emails regarding new logins from anywhere but where I live. Once I removed access to the current active session (i.e my phone which is apparently in Nepal), it logged me out of my Instagram account on my phone.

Once I logged back in, it said the correct location, and it still does.

I compared the device ID logged in during that active session with my other devices and it was the same. Unfortunately I don't have a screenshot.

I checked all of my security check emails received to see that I never received anything. I once changed my ROM to a custom ROM however, the device ID remained the same, before, during, and after returning back to stock MIUI.

Is this any cause for concern, from the looks of it, I haven't been hacked as I wouldn't have received an email notification regarding a new device trying to gain access. Has anyone experienced something similar? I appreciate any help!

Note: I don't use any form of VPN

asked 22 Jan '22, 09:47

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closed 22 Jan '22, 12:41

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The question has been closed for the following reason "This is a help forum for OpenStreetMap, not Instagram." by Andy Allan 22 Jan '22, 12:41

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