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I've been seeing a lot more discussions recently about Facebook accounts being restricted or disabled, including some accounts that had been running normally for quite a while.
 
I've been seeing a lot more discussions recently about Facebook accounts being restricted or disabled, including some accounts that had been running normally for quite a while.
Do you know why? This is absurd, and I'm racking my brain trying to find an explanation.
 
facebook is actually too crazy, when everything seems work stably now, the storms happened. But I believe it just lasts few days, and pass away soon.
 
That’s exactly right—no one is exempt from this round of changes. Facebook is constantly evolving, so it is best to be proactive and prepare before issues arise.
 
I think this is a topic that generates a lot of discussion regardless of the time. A large part of it comes from users running ads for industries that violate platform policies in order to make higher profits, and that’s the trade-off they have to accept.
 
This wave of account suspensions is brutal; I still haven't found a replacement type of account.
 
Haven’t really seen any difference from a couple months back. Usually if you’re getting mass flagged there’s simply something not isolated within your pool of accounts. Meta’s algo can be rather stingy.
 
Do you know why? This is absurd, and I'm racking my brain trying to find an explanation.
Some entities have used various tricks to mass-create BM and ad accounts in violation of Facebook’s policies. This has inadvertently led the system to strengthen its monitoring, verification, and detection mechanisms for abnormal activity, which in turn has affected legitimate accounts and made it more difficult to create and maintain advertising accounts
 
It all happened so unexpectedly; even completely inactive accounts were swept up and locked en masse. It’s truly baffling to think about what Facebook is up to.
 
Yesterday, the meta expanded its scope and swept through, disabling a large number of accounts, including those and Business Managers that were not in use (the meta spared no one). :weep::weep::weep:
 
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