Facebook ads, Cloacker for "image" ads?

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hello everyone! I'm new here, I hope to learn a lot from each of you!

I am dedicated to affiliate marketing for "black hat" products.

Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
 

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hmm never seen this before, ive been doing affiliate for a very long time. Maybe they have really strong accounts and change images after approval? since the image seems like unpixled maybe they get behind their AI and AI cant see the correct colors?
 
Lan_001 said:
hello everyone! I'm new here, I hope to learn a lot from each of you!

I am dedicated to affiliate marketing for "black hat" products.

Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
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I find this image quite sensitive and it is one of the violations when you advertise on Facebook
 
You can cloak your image with a link as well. Or you can google cloaking an image with a different display image. There are many options, try them all to see which one works best for you.
 
Your image is quite obvious and violates Facebook's policies quite seriously. I think you should edit the image content and blur what needs to be blurred. Cloaking the image is still possible, but it will significantly reduce the effectiveness of your campaign.
 
Lan_001 said:
Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
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Try using another link to your article instead of using images that violate Facebook's policies. You can use invitation images or a separate image of the experiment. This will be more suitable and not risk your advertising account
 
I think your image is quite sensitive, you should change it to help your campaign be approved
 
Lan_001 said:
hello everyone! I'm new here, I hope to learn a lot from each of you!

I am dedicated to affiliate marketing for "black hat" products.

Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
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omg I really think I saw in Pornhub instead BHW, they use AI deepfake so you can try this and post the text under 20% beside image
 
Lan_001 said:
hello everyone! I'm new here, I hope to learn a lot from each of you!

I am dedicated to affiliate marketing for "black hat" products.

Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
Click to expand...
really bro? You can use any of the URL shorteners like bit.ly, goo.gl, tinyurl.com etc, but you really should use your own site because you ultimately have no control over what the URL shorting services will do to your links (including deleting them)
 
Lan_001 said:
hello everyone! I'm new here, I hope to learn a lot from each of you!

I am dedicated to affiliate marketing for "black hat" products.

Lately I'm having problems advertising on Facebook ads. Reviewing some competitors and I have noticed that they show totally sexual ads.

Is there some kind of "cloacker" for images, something like the review AI seeing a totally different image?

I leave you an image of what I found.

I hope I don't get banned, or if it is restricted content, I apologize
Click to expand...
It's truly a banned image, I think they use a ladipage to cloak link
 
Use blur tool, some of my clients use AI to change the color so facebook can't detect that image
 
Is it worth running CPA links on FB nowadays? i know we did long time ago Snapchat adult. , but i guess many moved over to Pills today?
 
With your image I am sure facebook will disable the campaign at any time. I think you should cloaking your image with another forwarding link like using landingpage for example it will be more effective
 
This image is quite clear and seriously violates Facebook's policies. Maybe they have a really strong account that can bypass censorship for sensitive images like this Or somehow, they changed the image after censorship. They are skilled at hiding it with a visible image or other link.
 
Usually, such campaigns, even if they pass Facebook's censorship, will be rejected after a few hours. Worse, your fanpage will be permanently restricted.
 
I think you have violated the policy too many times and you should edit the image content and blur what needs to be blurred. Hiding images is still possible but will significantly reduce the effectiveness of your campaign.
 
It's so obvious that it violates Facebook's policy, it's unacceptable content on Facebook, you still need a hidden link to hide it if you don't want to be banned.
 
I can't believe I can see this on BHW. That's actually a banned image, I think they use AI technique to change the color or a landing page to hide the link so facebook can't detect that image
 
I think that using cloak link will be a safe way for this sensitive content
 
When you're running Facebook Ads for sensitive or restricted niches such as gambling, adult content, or affiliate marketing, it's common for advertisers to use a "cloaker" to bypass Facebook's ad review process.
 
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