DuoPlus
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- Dec 27, 2024
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yes! I meet this situation frequently! But later I use some clod phone to solve it.
facebook account suspended
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TheAdChap
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- Jun 16, 2025
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You are right. Facebook now flags even inactive accounts if they detect suspicious patterns. Logging in through the same proxies or shared devices can instantly raise red flags.
Each profile should have its own clean environment with unique IP, browser fingerprint, and device setup. Mixing accounts or reusing setups almost always leads to bans now. Treat every profile like it belongs to a real person with its own digital footprint.
- Jan 11, 2025
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yes. don't know what FB is updating. FB account just logged in but after a few hours immediately locked for 180 days
yes i also encountered it. it has been happening for 5-7 days now and it hasn't stopped
BAM AGENCY MARKETING
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- Dec 25, 2023
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You should check BM because it seems BM is being scanned, please separate each profile clearly to avoid mass reaction.
mikeGrowth
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- Apr 24, 2025
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Yes, it's a common issue. Facebook often suspends unused or suspicious accounts, especially if they’re mass-created or lack real activity.
’m having an issue—I’m not allowed to create a public page, and I don’t really know why.
- Aug 6, 2024
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Facebook accounts without enough credibility can easily be suspended for this error.
- Nov 7, 2024
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Get used to it because Facebook always gives users difficulties. The best way is to prepare many accounts to be ready to replace when encountering such problems. This will help your campaigns always operate without affecting the results too much.
SilviaSignals
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- Apr 17, 2025
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Yes, same here. FB’s getting strict even on idle accounts. Looks like they’re tightening everything up.
Pedrogomes
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- Jun 16, 2024
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yup facebook is sweeping inactive or low trust accounts hard. If they look dead, have no activity or used same IP/device patterns then they’ll get flagged
Donald Duck Agency
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You need to find out clearly where the cause comes from and handle it. It could be because your product violates FB policy or it could be because the quality of your advertising account is not good.
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Yep, that’s spot on. Logging into too many accounts on the same device without proper isolation is a surefire way to get them nuked. Antidetect browsers like Hidemyacc or Gologin are a must nowGetting multiple unused accounts suspended like that usually happens when you log into many accounts on the same device. You should be using antidetect browsers (like Hidemyacc, Gologin, etc.) to keep each account in a separate profile for safety. If you've already separated the logins and still got bans, the issue might be your IP, it could be blacklisted.
But if you're sure the environment is clean and you're using fresh IPs, then Facebook might just flag your accounts as suspicious. Even staying inactive for a long time can be a red flag these days
King Agency
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- Feb 25, 2025
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you are not using it regularly and the proxy is not secure, your account can be scanned
Talen Mikenco Agency
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Yes, I’ve noticed a similar issue recently.
It seems like Facebook is getting stricter, especially with accounts that haven't been used actively.
I’d recommend warming up the accounts gradually and avoiding sudden changes in behavior or IPs.
Anyone else experiencing this lately?
It seems like Facebook is getting stricter, especially with accounts that haven't been used actively.
I’d recommend warming up the accounts gradually and avoiding sudden changes in behavior or IPs.
Anyone else experiencing this lately?