Zeus on Instagram often refers to Ilan Tobianah. However, the name Zeus alone does not prove that you have found his account. So first check the complete username, including full stops and underscores. Photos of expensive cars or luxury holidays also do not prove that he is a billionaire.
Below, you’ll read which names you may come across and how to check a Zeus profile.
Which Instagram account names are confused with Zeus?
The explanation from Ontrack about Zeus mentions Ilan Tobianah and luxury images around Monaco. This is not official confirmation of his identity.
If you are looking for this person, you can check the account name @zeus.officiel_ It has not been confirmed that this is currently his own account. @zeus is a different username.
| Name you see | What to look out for |
|---|---|
| @zeus | This short name does not prove a connection with Ilan Tobianah. |
| @zeus.officiel_ | Compare the entire name, including the full stop and the underscore at the end. |
| Zeus Network | Treat this as a separate search result. The name Zeus does not prove a connection with the person you are looking for. |
Only ‘Zeus’ may appear at the top of a profile. That profile name is not the same as the username with the at sign. Has someone sent you a profile? Compare the complete username, not just the name or photo you recognise.
Is Zeus on Instagram really a billionaire?
That has not been proven. There is not enough reliable evidence to call him a billionaire or give an amount for his wealth.
In a photo, you may see a car, yacht or private jet. You do not see who paid for it or who owns it. And even if someone owns one expensive item, you still do not know how much money that person has overall.
A fictional example: someone makes a video next to a sports car at a hotel. You see the person and the car together. But you do not know whether the car belongs to that person, is rented or belongs to another guest.
Do you see an exact amount for his wealth somewhere? Check where that amount comes from. Without a verifiable explanation, it remains an estimate or claim. That does not change if multiple accounts mention the same amount.
How do you check a Zeus profile on Instagram?
Consider multiple clues together. A recognisable photo, many followers or the word ‘official’ in the name does not by itself prove who manages the account.
- Compare the complete username. Look for extra full stops, letters and underscores. Do not rely only on the profile photo.
- Look for a reference outside the profile. Is there a link to the account on a personal website that you are certain belongs to the person? That is a stronger indication than a profile that calls itself ‘genuine’.
- View earlier posts. Pay attention to whether the posts fit together over time. This can help, but copied images can also look convincing.
- Consider what a blue badge does and does not say. The blue tick is not proof of wealth, ownership or the truth of all posts.
According to Meta’s explanation of verification there are badges for well known accounts and badges through the paid Meta Verified service. A blue badge therefore does not mean that Instagram approves all statements made by that person.
Can you find no reliable confirmation outside the profile? Then do not assume that the account is genuine. Is someone calling themselves Zeus asking you for money or a login code? Do not send it just because you recognise the name or photo. If you also publish your own content, our Instagram services includes packages for followers and likes. The product pages show the available quantities and prices.
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