I listed down the identification stuff and don’t remember changing anything. Almost all websites allows the user to sign in using their social accounts. I had used his email at the time since I was pretty young when I started my account. Social Login is the most popular thing you implement on your website nowadays. I just don't want to lose any of it.Įdit: Apparently, the account that showed up was my father’s from ages ago. Like, is it a hacker? A glitch? Or an issue with my account? My account had thousands of pins and carefully crafted boards. Honestly, I am just so confused what's happening. Additionally, the session history also only shows my activity from today. These notifications span some time ago too. Checking the account's notifications, it was also completely different to the ones I usually receive. But none of the boards or pins were mine. Firstly, the account has a name (which I will not disclose for privacy reasons), which is incorrect, and I never bothered entering that info in before. I go to login, realize I have to change my password (It's been a long time), but when I return with my new password, I was brought to a completely different account/page. So, today I was trying to use Pinterest (via iPhone) when I was brought to the login/sign up page (which typically never happens).
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