I cannot log in to Facebook on the server.

[Johnlaly]

I don't understand why any Facebook account I log into on my device gets disabled after just one or two days—with no option to appeal. Could someone tell me how to fix this so I can log in with a different account without it getting disabled?

 

[kingagencyglobalinc]

You logged in with too many accounts on the same device and were caught by Facebook's API scan, resulting in your account being suspended (case 282).

 

[ads studio]

you will have to get another account the right way without the same IP

 

[X39Rank]

Sometimes this happens because of too many logins, suspicious activity, or using the same setup that was previously flagged. Try finding the actual reason first.

 

[morebymaria]

Some of the reasons could be many log-in attempts, weird activity on your account, or repeating a procedure that may have been marked previously. I would first find out the reason behind the problem before doing anything.

 

[SmTasker]

You got the first banned and then left footprints and they found the others. Stop logging in from the same device. Change devices, wifi/sim cards at the minimum.

 

[MercuryAgency]

you should use anti-detect browser with separate proxy, I think it will be better and hope this problem won't happen anymore.

 

[Jenny 15]

If you're using this account to run ads, it could be disabled in just one day because Facebook is scanning profiles very strictly.

If it's disabled even though you're not using it for ads, it could be because your device has logged in with multiple accounts, and that network might not be secure. Try using RPS with a fixed Singapore IP address; I think it's safer.

 

[jiroxys101]

Try resetting the entire device, your device might be blacklisted or flagged for "fake account" activity. Try switching to a different device to see if the issue persists. If it does, then the cause lies elsewhere not with the device itself.

 

[xShiren]

Try logging in with other device and a new proxy. Your device fingerprint may have already been blacklisted

 

[DICloak Browser]

Your device fingerprint and proxy may already be flagged. Switching Facebook accounts on the same setup will probably end the same way. You can use an antidetect browser with a clean residential or ISP proxy for safer account management and less risk of getting disabled.

 

[Norah Do]

Using multiple accounts in 1 device is flagged easily. You can use 1 device but different proxies, it's safer.

 

[Johnlaly]

You logged in with too many accounts on the same device and were caught by Facebook's API scan, resulting in your account being suspended (case 282).

Can I file an appeal in this case?

 

[Johnlaly]

If you're using this account to run ads, it could be disabled in just one day because Facebook is scanning profiles very strictly.

If it's disabled even though you're not using it for ads, it could be because your device has logged in with multiple accounts, and that network might not be secure. Try using RPS with a fixed Singapore IP address; I think it's safer.

I don't use this Facebook account for advertising, yet Facebook still disabled it.

 

[Nikolaos]

I don't understand why any Facebook account I log into on my device gets disabled after just one or two days—with no option to appeal. Could someone tell me how to fix this so I can log in with a different account without it getting disabled?

Your IP has been flagged, therefore you get restricted/banned automatically.

 

[chuotdz123]

Try changing devices or using a proxy, bro.

 

[Las Vegas]

Change your IP address and use a dedicated proxy to avoid being flagged by Meta.

 

[Zig008]

To check if your account is still logged in on other devices, simply log into Facebook on the devices where you're logged in and reset your password.

 

[Johnlaly]

I just logged into another new Facebook account, and it got restricted for 30 days.

 

[Nexa Flow Digital]

Do not use vpn or proxy. Use real ip.