Make Life Harder is followed on Instagram by hundreds of thousands of users every day. It is a profile whose stories serve fans as a source of not only memes but also information. In addition to jokes and detached content, MLF also provides real help. Collections or recommendations of small businesses shared on the profile immediately enjoy huge interest, and MLF followers are happy to support them.
Make Life Harder Disappeared from Instagram. Jakobe Mansztajn Comments
The founder of the profile, Jakobe Mansztajn, announced on his private Instagram that on July 12, Make Life Harder “fell off the bike”. “That means more time on vacation,” the internet creator comments.
As you can see in the screenshot, the MLF account has not been permanently deleted. Instagram has blocked the profile for 180 days, and the “land of memes” is set to return to the network if its owner files an appeal. “You have 180 days to appeal our decision. We may need to obtain some information from you that will help us re-verify your account,” Instagram informed Mansztajn.
The creator also shared with fans the reasons for the suspension of the account. Instagram explains the incident by saying that the reason for Make Life Harder’s disappearance from the network was “excessive activity on the account” that “violates the service’s community guidelines.”
MLH Account Suspension Photo: Mansztajn / Instagram / profile shot
MLH Account Suspension Photo: Mansztajn / Instagram / profile shot
Mansztajn doesn’t seem to care about the possibility of losing an account with huge reach. “I guess it’s for the whole thing,” he commented on the temporary ban, and then posted an ironic meme about finally having a free morning and being able to enjoy life.
The suspension of Make Life Harder’s account didn’t last long. This isn’t the first time it’s happened
As it turns out, Mansztajn’s “joy” did not last long. The account was restored very quickly. This is not the first profile beloved by Poles to be banned by Meta. In May, a similar fate befell the account of Michał Marszał, who received information the day before the ban that he was publishing too “controversial content”.
“This is not the first time an account with a large impact and the purpose of informing has disappeared due to the activities of organized groups. We are sorry, of course, that this is happening, that the algorithms are managed so rigorously in this matter for creators who care about the quality of their content. And what is most important to us: we will come back. We will try to return to the same account that was followed by over 410 thousand people, we will not abandon our community” – Adam Liszewski, representing the Marshal, told us at the time.
Source: Gazeta
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