Facebook Ad Not Approved?

Facebook Ad Not Approved? How To Prevent It From Happening Again. Please help me.



Your ad wasn't approved because third-party fact-checkers have disputed the content of your recent Page Posts. Pages that repeatedly post misleading or false content may be subject to actions against the Page, including ads not being approved.
How to fix: Avoid posting false and misleading content on your Page. Continuing to do so can result in restrictions such as your ads not being approved.
Learn more about our Advertising Policies and third-party fact-checkers.

FB are cracking down on fake news/clickbait

Also you didn't need to create2 threads
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/not-approved.968740/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/facebook-ad-not-approved.968753/

i think FB reply to him sums up why they where refused.
try posting something a little less miss-leading and something
more legit

Read this OP https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2017/08/blocking-ads-from-pages-that-repeatedly-share-false-news/

Blocking Ads from Pages that Repeatedly Share False News

Over the past year we have taken several steps to reduce false news and hoaxes on Facebook. Currently, we do not allow advertisers to run ads that link to stories that have been marked false by third-party fact-checking organizations. Now we are taking an additional step. If Pages repeatedly share stories marked as false, these repeat offenders will no longer be allowed to advertise on Facebook.

This update will help to reduce the distribution of false news which will keep Pages that spread false news from making money. We’ve found instances of Pages using Facebook ads to build their audiences in order to distribute false news more broadly. Now, if a Page repeatedly shares stories that have been marked as false by third-party fact-checkers, they will no longer be able to buy ads on Facebook. If Pages stop sharing false news, they may be eligible to start running ads again.

False news is harmful to our community. It makes the world less informed and erodes trust. At Facebook, we’re working to fight the spread of false news in three key areas:

• Disrupting the economic incentives to create false news;
• Building new products to curb the spread of false news; and
• Helping people make more informed decisions when they encounter false news.

Today’s update helps to disrupt the economic incentives and curb the spread of false news, which is another step towards building a more informed community on Facebook.

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