On May 12, 2024, I shared my elation at regaining access to my Facebook account after discovering on April 12th that it had been hacked. My initial fears about the hacker's nefarious actions were not unfounded. On Saturday morning, June 22nd, …  | By Rosaliene Bacchus on August 4, 2024 | On May 12, 2024, I shared my elation at regaining access to my Facebook account after discovering on April 12th that it had been hacked. My initial fears about the hacker's nefarious actions were not unfounded. On Saturday morning, June 22nd, I was shocked to see the captioned notice of suspension of my Facebook account when I attempted to log in. It took a week to recover from the blow to my reputation. Why? What had I done wrong? Your account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our Community Standards on fraud and deception, the notice reads. It's nothing personal. They made this decision because Our technology found your account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our rules. As a result, our technology took action. Had AI only now detected the fraudulent activity? Was the hacker still using my account to perpetuate more fraud? | | |
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