My Facebook profile is constantly being locked and requiring facial verification.

I'm running ads and I'm constantly having trouble with my Facebook account being disabled, followed by Facebook requiring facial verification. Does anyone know the cause and how to fix it?
This usually happens when facebook detects unusual activity frequent logins from different devices or IP addresses or issues with account trust
try using the same device and IP consistently keep your profile fully completed and make sure you're following facebooks advertising policies to reduce the chances of repeated verification requests
 
could it be due to using a low-quality proxy or a flagged network ID? i see many possible causes for this problem, but recently, fb has been scanning user profiles, resulting in many accounts being banned very quickly. you can try verifying your account with a portrait photo. sometimes, it's possible to recover your account.
I tried, but it couldn't be unlocked this way.
 
This usually happens when Facebook team detects unusual activity on account.

Login and check your login locations, devices and account information for anything that looks suspicious.

Nevertheless you meant have done some suspicious on the account or violated to their community standard. you can contact Facebook support If the issue continues and follow their verification process.
Thank you for providing this information. It is very useful to me.
 
I'm running ads and I'm constantly having trouble with my Facebook account being disabled, followed by Facebook requiring facial verification. Does anyone know the cause and how to fix it?
From my experience running high-risk offers, the best fix is to completely isolate your assets.
 
Constant locks and facial checks mean Facebook hates your login environment. It's usually caused by un-isolated browser fingerprints or a flagged proxy IP. If you are running ads, stop using cheap or rotating IPs. Switch to high-quality static residential or ISP proxies inside a reliable anti-detect browser, and let the account warm up quietly before pushing ads again.
 
if it works after facial recognition goes through, there is nothing to worry about, their new ai system is still new, and they're testing it out on real users and learning, just roll with it
 
Do you frequently change your proxy or IP address? This can also cause your account to be frequently locked and require facial verification.
 
To stop Facebook from repeatedly locking your profile, ensure you are logging in from a single trusted device and a stable network while avoiding any automated tools or rapid, repetitive actions. Additionally, complete a successful facial verification or official ID upload under clear lighting, and immediately enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to verify your identity permanently.
 
I have seen this happen when facebook detects unusual account activity even if nothing is intentionally wrong. Things like frequent logins from different locations, using multiple devices or making sudden account changes can trigger extra verification. Keeping your account activity as consistent as possible seems to reduce the chances over time.
 
I've heard of this happening to quite a few advertisers lately.
Sometimes it doesn't seem to be caused by a single ad but by the account being flagged for a manual review. The lack of a clear explanation is probably the most frustrating part. Hopefully someone who's dealt with it recently can share what actually helped. :suspicious:
 
Maybe you haven't really done a lot of personal activities on the account before launching the ad.
 
I'm experiencing the same problem as you.
 
To stop Facebook from repeatedly locking your profile, ensure you are logging in from a single trusted device and a stable network while avoiding any automated tools or rapid, repetitive actions. Additionally, complete a successful facial verification or official ID upload under clear lighting, and immediately enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to verify your identity permanently.
Can I get a Google voice account with number?
 
this time, the rate of appealing successfully is not high. You can try to switch to new profile.
 
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