The Facebook BM restriction wave has started again.

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Starting yesterday, Facebook began a large-scale wave of BM bans. Almost every few months, there is another round of restrictions, and I believe many users currently running Facebook ads are very familiar with this situation.

My suggestion: During periods of heavy Facebook enforcement, try to avoid making sensitive actions such as assigning assets to BMs or sharing partners.

However, I don’t think this can completely change the situation. If anyone has any good methods or experience, please feel free to share. Thanks in advance!
 
better keep the setup stable for a few days and only do necessary actions. sometimes the BM itself is fine, but the owner account already has some issue and that can affect everything.
 
The issues that have arisen are all with things that already had problems. If everything were in order, there probably wouldn't be any major problems during this period.
 
Keeping fresh backup BMs warm and completely detached until needed is key during these ban waves. Also, avoid editing campaigns or adding new payment methods during the first 24-48 hours of a restriction wave—Meta’s automated compliance filters are way too sensitive right now.
 
Recently, all advertising account providers have undergone a sweeping review; therefore, to ensure accounts remain viable and perform stably, advertisers must strictly adhere to Meta’s policies, avoid highly sensitive activities, and maintain normal account operations while steering clear of sudden changes or transfers.
 
I have noticed similar issues during heavy enforcement periods and i usually avoid making big account changes and first check the account and asset status.
 
get some structures in place
 
In my experience, these restriction waves can be unpredictable, I would recommend to keep the setup stable and avoid making unnecessary changes until things settle down.
 
best move is just to slow down. the more you change things mid wave the more likely you are to catch a flag
 
Yes, I have noticed this too and when bans increase like this it is better to keep things stable and avoid making too many changes at once, hopefully the wave settles down soon.
 
From what I’ve noticed the stability matters a lot during these periods and avoid making too many changes at the same time and track what triggers issues.
 
Yes, keeping changes minimal during review waves makes sense also check account activity and setup before making any major changes.
 
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