platform_acknowledged: false). See methodology.
@_trujilloGil publicly reports that Meta suspended their Instagram account (_trujillogil) on May 26, 2026, reportedly without a specific reason. The suspension triggered a concurrent Facebook account suspension, which Meta's in-app notice explicitly states was caused by the Instagram violation. An appeal was submitted on May 26, 2026 with no response as of the date of reporting. The reporter states they did nothing wrong and received no explanation for the action.
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Second Instagram-to-Facebook cascade in the dataset, following the same pattern as PA-2026-0003: Instagram suspension explicitly cited as the cause of the Facebook suspension in Meta's in-app notice. Facebook notice shows 177 days remaining (viewed May 29, 2026) versus Instagram's 180-day window (viewed May 26, 2026) — the 3-day discrepancy reflects when each screenshot was captured, not inconsistent enforcement dates. No policy was cited beyond 'doesn't follow our rules,' the same minimal language as PA-2026-0005. The reporter's X account has 28 followers and has been active since 2015 — a Mexico-based account whose primary platform is Instagram/Facebook rather than X. Source credibility rests on the enforcement screenshots rather than the X account's follower count; included on that basis. Curator (@vhscom) replied to the X post warning the reporter about account-restoration scammers, consistent with the pattern of third-party fraud targeting suspended Meta accounts observed in the wild.