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I ran into a very baffling situation today: as soon as I tried to share my accounts with my Pixel, they were immediately disabled. What exactly is the problem, and is there a way to fix it? This is causing me a lot of trouble.
That's right, I've never encountered this issue before either; I'm wondering if it's because my Pixel is being managed by Business Manager.I haven't run into this issue; my account only got suddenly disabled like that when I set a spending limit on it.
I proceeded with the usual sharing process: creating a pixel in Business Manager (BM) and connecting the accounts to it. However, the accounts were disabled immediately after being shared. Could the issue lie with the accounts themselves?currently, I still can share pixel with account normally. could you pls tell me the way you are sharing it?
That sounds really frustrating. It could be a security trigger, device verification issue or unusual login activity. I would check the account security alerts first and try contacting support with the exact details.I ran into a very baffling situation today: as soon as I tried to share my accounts with my Pixel, they were immediately disabled. What exactly is the problem, and is there a way to fix it? This is causing me a lot of trouble.
first off i would find out whether the pixel device itself was the cause or whether it is just coincidental. review the warnings on the accounts as well as the login history. next perform a fresh installation on one account. if it gets disabled right away, it is likely a securitty mechanism.I ran into a very baffling situation today: as soon as I tried to share my accounts with my Pixel, they were immediately disabled. What exactly is the problem, and is there a way to fix it? This is causing me a lot of trouble.
Yes, I am using a BM account.I proceeded with the usual sharing process: creating a pixel in Business Manager (BM) and connecting the accounts to it. However, the accounts were disabled immediately after being shared. Could the issue lie with the accounts themselves?
Yes, so far we haven't been able to carry that out smoothly either.I had the same problem as you; I tried sharing the pixel using various tools, but my account was still deactivated
hey alaeman u have telegram? need to connect with youI think it’s because Facebook is scanning accounts too strictly these days. I’ve encountered this issue as well. The solution is to share the PX with as many accounts as possible; in my experience, out of 10 accounts, only 2–3 work. Or you can create a new PX.
Assigning a pixel is not the primary reason for an ad account being disabled; typically, new accounts get disabled when you assign users or share access with a partner.I ran into a very baffling situation today: as soon as I tried to share my accounts with my Pixel, they were immediately disabled. What exactly is the problem, and is there a way to fix it? This is causing me a lot of trouble.
Yes, please send me a message via the signature section below.hey alaeman u have telegram? need to connect with you