No Kings Coalition's Instagram Account Temporarily Suspended During Protests

The No Kings Coalition’s official Instagram account was briefly suspended during protests on October 17, 2026. A spokesperson stated that Meta removed the organization’s access to its page and locked out administrators. Although the profile has since been restored, the group still lacks control over the account as of the report's publication date. Meta later addressed the issue through Andy Stone, who explained on X (formerly Twitter) that an automated system had mistakenly flagged the account due to high-frequency posting during protests. He confirmed it was a technical error and apologized for the disruption. Neither Meta nor No Kings provided further comments at the time of initial inquiry.

By Terrence O'Brien · The Verge ·

No Kings Coalition's Instagram Account Temporarily Suspended During Protests

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