I cannot log in to Facebook on the server.

Your device or IP address has been flagged; you need to reset your device, change your IP address, and create a new account.
 
If it's happening to every account, I'd suspect it's something beyond the individual accounts. It might be worth checking your device and login environment, and seeing if Meta has provided any security notices. Has anyone else experienced the same issue recently?
 
You have likely logged into too many accounts on the same device. Please use an anti-detect browser and a proxy to resolve this issue.
 
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?
The device you are currently using might have been flagged; try switching to a different device to see if the issue persists.
 
This happens when your account has been flagged. Please change your login IP address to a different account using a proxy if necessary.
 
Your device fingerprint, IP address, or browser setup has been blacklisted by Meta's security system, causing cascading bans on any new logins.
 
It might be because you are logged into too many accounts on the same device; Meta has flagged this.
 
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?
if it is happening with many accounts using the same device the first thing that comes to mind is to see what they have in common the same device, ip address, browser or anything strange about the way you log in. it is better not to create new accounts nd switch them frequentlly.
 
Maybe Facebook is just flagging the device or IP. I would try using one account only and avoid logging in and out of many accounts. Not 100% sure, but that might help.
 
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