Posts are approved on public groups where approval is not required. I used to know a solution before.

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On the new account and on the one from 09/2025, all posts are sent for approval to groups where approval is not required. I used to turn professional mode on and off on my Facebook account and clear the cache. That helped fix the error, but now I don't know if anything works. It looks like I just have to buy an aged account again?
PS. Facebook is the most buggy app I've ever used. Your account is marked as spam, but all you had to do was clear your cache to post, and every account I bought had a different interface, and some were missing the “send message” button, which couldn't be restored in any way.
 
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Yeah Facebook acts weird like that sometimes, some accounts just get stuck no matter what you do.
 
Buying aged accounts won’t fix it long term; the only stable solution is using a real, consistent account with normal activity patterns and avoiding behavior that triggers spam signals.
 
From what I've seen, the interface is always the same, and if you want to buy an old account, it's only slightly more stable than a new one; if you still spam, he'll still get banned as usual.
 
The best and most effective way to resolve this issue is to use strong, clean accounts and avoid any spamming-like activities, as this will cause your account to be rejected by Facebook.
 
sounds like account is soft flagged

buying aged wont fix if behavior is same. warm it slow and stop posting same stuff in many groups
 
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From what I've seen, the interface is always the same, and if you want to buy an old account, it's only slightly more stable than a new one; if you still spam, he'll still get banned as usual.
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I totally agree. Facebook restricts accounts who spam frequently.
lolixo said:
On the new account and on the one from 09/2025, all posts are sent for approval to groups where approval is not required. I used to turn professional mode on and off on my Facebook account and clear the cache. That helped fix the error, but now I don't know if anything works. It looks like I just have to buy an aged account again?
PS. Facebook is the most buggy app I've ever used. Your account is marked as spam, but all you had to do was clear your cache to post, and every account I bought had a different interface, and some were missing the “send message” button, which couldn't be restored in any way.
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Your only choice is to use the account normally as a person would and not spam everyone with your messages.
 
Facebook has been around since 2004, so its system contains:
very old code
new code written using a new framework
temporary bug fixes
When these layers of code overlap, the system is unlikely to be 100% stable.
 
lolixo said:
On the new account and on the one from 09/2025, all posts are sent for approval to groups where approval is not required. I used to turn professional mode on and off on my Facebook account and clear the cache. That helped fix the error, but now I don't know if anything works. It looks like I just have to buy an aged account again?
PS. Facebook is the most buggy app I've ever used. Your account is marked as spam, but all you had to do was clear your cache to post, and every account I bought had a different interface, and some were missing the “send message” button, which couldn't be restored in any way.
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I've seen this happen quite often with newer or low-activity accounts.

Even if a group does not require manual approval, Facebook sometimes applies an internal trust filter to the account itself. When the system detects a new account, unusual login environment, or low interaction history, posts can still be temporarily sent to approval.

In many cases it's not actually a group setting issue but rather an account reputation issue. Things like normal browsing, joining a few groups gradually, commenting, and interacting for a few days usually help reduce this behavior.

I've also noticed that switching devices, proxies, or logging in from different regions can sometimes trigger this as well, since Facebook tries to verify the consistency of the account activity.

So usually the best approach is to let the account age a bit and build normal activity before posting heavily in groups.
 
I used to work in groups with me approved in and keep getting restrictions
 
lolixo said:
On the new account and on the one from 09/2025, all posts are sent for approval to groups where approval is not required. I used to turn professional mode on and off on my Facebook account and clear the cache. That helped fix the error, but now I don't know if anything works. It looks like I just have to buy an aged account again?
PS. Facebook is the most buggy app I've ever used. Your account is marked as spam, but all you had to do was clear your cache to post, and every account I bought had a different interface, and some were missing the “send message” button, which couldn't be restored in any way.
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how to clear cache
 
The cache clearing and pro mode tricks were just ui glitches that meta finally patched. right now their ai spam filter is completely out of control, so even if a group is set to auto-publish, any account without a massive trust score gets silently thrown into the admin's "potential spam" queue by default. your 2025 accounts are just way too fresh for the current algorithm. you either need to shell out for heavily aged pre-2020 profiles with real activity history, or you have to message the group admins and ask them to manually select "approve post and preapprove member" so the system finally whitelists your profile for that specific group.
 
Proxellor said:
The cache clearing and pro mode tricks were just ui glitches that meta finally patched. right now their ai spam filter is completely out of control, so even if a group is set to auto-publish, any account without a massive trust score gets silently thrown into the admin's "potential spam" queue by default. your 2025 accounts are just way too fresh for the current algorithm. you either need to shell out for heavily aged pre-2020 profiles with real activity history, or you have to message the group admins and ask them to manually select "approve post and preapprove member" so the system finally whitelists your profile for that specific group.
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The catch is i work with 2014 2017 accounts with activity and i am preapproved and still getting limited
 
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