Facebook massacre on July 15th

It is possible, though there is no immediate fix. You should check your account quality, complete business verification, enable two-factor authentication, comply with Meta's policies, and submit a review request if the account is restricted.
 
Yes, but there is no way to guarantee 100% safety. You should adhere to Meta's policies, fully verify your account, avoid unusual activity, and use only high-quality Business Managers (BMs) and Facebook accounts to minimize the risk of being flagged or restricted.
 
With constant scanning and disabling of accounts, Facebook always finds ways to wear us out.
 
Meta has recently executed a major sweep on BM and Facebook accounts is there any way to resolve this issue @@
It is highly likely that Facebook has altered its algorithms and policies, resulting in a large-scale review and purge of user accounts and Business Manager (BM) accounts.
 
You could try appealing. But at this time, appeals are usually ineffective. It's best to prepare additional accounts and backup options.
 
Fully verify your business and prepare thoroughly to avoid Meta policy violations, while also sharing effective strategies for successfully appealing violation notice
 
Meta has recently executed a major sweep on BM and Facebook accounts is there any way to resolve this issue @@
during major Meta sweeps, avoid mass-appealing immediately, as automated AI systems are at peak strictness. the best way to survive and stay active is switching to verified agency Ad accounts paired with clean anti-detect browser environments and high-trust profiles, while letting flagged personal BMs sit briefly before submitting manual appeals
 
That Meta sweep was only on the 15th; I’ve been dealing with mass shutdowns of ad accounts and Business Managers for a week now—they’re just dropping like flies.
 
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