Recent content by chuotdz123

First, try messaging Meta AI or Support. Additionally, try submitting an appeal via Facebook's appeal links if there is no appeal button available.

Try using the link fb.com/hacked to see if there is any unusual activity.

Try purchasing accounts or using accounts within a BM that already have a spending history. Alternatively, consider renting accounts from agencies, this is a better approach than using new accounts at the moment.

As long as you always have backup plans in place, you'll be fine. Facebook algorithm updates inevitably bring periods of turbulence—especially now that AI is capable of doing so much more.

Try using a different fb page. If you currently have a high budget set, try creating a new campaign and lowering it to around $100–$200 first.

Post Facebook Reels with content that aligns with your target audience.

In my opinion, static US IPv4 proxies are currently the most stable option.

Do not use new accounts. Purchase or rent older accounts that already have a spending history.

Are you logged in on multiple devices? Because if your IP address gets flagged unexpectedly, Facebook will repeatedly trigger verification checks.

As far as I know, you can currently only hide it on your personal profile, it’s no longer possible to hide it on a Facebook page.

Try switching your proxy or device. Facebook has recently tightened identity verification measures, so IP addresses flagged as suspicious are prone to triggering selfie checkpoints.

It is better to avoid including it in the creatives. You can place the brand name in the primary text or headline (using a tool to change the font style prevents Facebook's systems from detecting the brand name).

Even if you just create a page with a name that's very similar, it will still get blocked immediately? Generally, unless your page gets reported, it will be fine.

That depends on which audience you're targeting. For younger people, you should prioritize using reels.

You can rent accounts from marketplaces. Accounts from agencies are generally more reliable than creating your own. For pages, it's best to use older, established pages.