Facebook disabled my account without explanation – has anyone else experienced this?

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This is their game and they have the right to do what they want. Of course we can appeal but they seem useless
 
It is quite normal bro. I have some accounts that not used for a long time and they are disable when FB scans
 
lum4n4r3 said:
Has anyone else experienced this kind of situation with Facebook disabling their account without providing detailed information?

I find it completely abusive that Facebook can disable an account without offering any clear explanation or evidence of the alleged violation. How is it fair for them to simply refer to their generic Terms of Service without specifying what exactly led to the account being disabled?

In my case, I received email with this standard message:


However, I never requested a review in the first place, which makes this situation even more confusing and frustrating. Has anyone else had a similar experience where Facebook disabled their account without providing specifics, and how did you manage to resolve it?

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I find it completely abusive for Facebook to disable an account without providing clear and detailed information about the specific violation. This lack of transparency is deeply concerning and does not align with the principles of fairness and accountability that I expect from such a significant platform.

As a user, I deserve to understand what specific actions or content led to this decision. How can I adequately respond or address the issue if I am not informed of the exact nature of the alleged violation?

I firmly believe my account was disabled in error. I have always strived to comply with Facebook’s Terms of Service, including the policies on intellectual property. Please reconsider this decision and restore my account, or at least provide clear evidence and details of the violation so that I can properly address the situation.
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Yes you are correct. Apart from appealing you cannot do anything else if you want your old account. But you can always create new accounts.
 
There are things that Facebook considers violations, but we think they are normal.
For example: you log into Facebook from an internet café, and Facebook sees it as unusual and locks your account.
You comment in a playful manner, causing misunderstandings, and AI interprets it as racial discrimination or anything else that might be easily misinterpreted.
In worse cases, some people deliberately try to harm you by using multiple accounts to report you as a fake account or create evidence that you have violated Facebook's policies
There are many other reasons why Facebook bans us
 
that is a every day situation, for them is easy to ban and I'm sure that 100% of the bans are automated not even reviewed at all and for them to give a solution takes so much time to even get an email saying we are working to help you :confused: don't know messed is facebook that every day is even worst.
 
I am reaching out to inquire about the best way to contact Facebook for support-related matters. Despite sending multiple emails, I have not received a concrete response to my concerns.

Could you kindly guide me on how to get in touch with your support team via email or through Facebook chat for a more direct resolution?
 
Suspected or reported accounts will be disabled even without a specific reason. It is very difficult to get them back even if you contact Facebook support team.
 
It's probably not for no reason, but they rarely communicate about the reason and it could be a mistake as well. They have a lot of AI that malfunctions (gives false positives) and a lot of human checkers who are pushed to work really fast, so they are sloppy and pay very little attention to detail - just make fast first impression judgements, so they can meet their quotas.

It's pretty abusive from them, but unfortunately you are on their platform and they both make and apply the rules and there is no real way to fight them.
 
This is quite familiar to me because it happens often, in my experience, you should chat with fb support team.
They will help you fix the problem and point out the error you are facing
 
Facebook may see abnormalities in your account. You can contact support so you can appeal your account
 
Fb does this a lot when scanning a bunch of accounts with suspicious behavior. You can persistently appeal but the cases are very few.
 
lum4n4r3 said:
Has anyone else experienced this kind of situation with Facebook disabling their account without providing detailed information?

I find it completely abusive that Facebook can disable an account without offering any clear explanation or evidence of the alleged violation. How is it fair for them to simply refer to their generic Terms of Service without specifying what exactly led to the account being disabled?

In my case, I received email with this standard message:


However, I never requested a review in the first place, which makes this situation even more confusing and frustrating. Has anyone else had a similar experience where Facebook disabled their account without providing specifics, and how did you manage to resolve it?

View attachment 410902

i have answer
I find it completely abusive for Facebook to disable an account without providing clear and detailed information about the specific violation. This lack of transparency is deeply concerning and does not align with the principles of fairness and accountability that I expect from such a significant platform.

As a user, I deserve to understand what specific actions or content led to this decision. How can I adequately respond or address the issue if I am not informed of the exact nature of the alleged violation?

I firmly believe my account was disabled in error. I have always strived to comply with Facebook’s Terms of Service, including the policies on intellectual property. Please reconsider this decision and restore my account, or at least provide clear evidence and details of the violation so that I can properly address the situation.
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There are often many reasons for disabling an advertising account, but besides that, FB support often does not have a clear reason for the account violation.
 
lum4n4r3 said:
I use my account for everyday activities like farming likes, auto-commenting, and regular interactions, but I do not engage in spamming.
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Please tell me you're joking ??? :D

Farming likes, auto-commenting... IS SPAMMING. None of that is "everyday activities", and it is a violation of their ToS, especially automation:

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onlyforseo said:
Please tell me you're joking ??? :D

Farming likes, auto-commenting... IS SPAMMING. None of that is "everyday activities", and it is a violation of their ToS, especially automation:

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Receiving spam is normal. If you consider this message spam (even though it's not intended as such), please screenshot and provide feedback to facebook.
 
lum4n4r3 said:
Receiving spam is normal. If you consider this message spam (even though it's not intended as such), please screenshot and provide feedback to facebook.
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What are you talking about ? I only told you that your "everyday activities" that you wrote yourself are a violation of their ToS. Your account will not be restored.
 
lum4n4r3 said:
Has anyone else experienced this kind of situation with Facebook disabling their account without providing detailed information?

I find it completely abusive that Facebook can disable an account without offering any clear explanation or evidence of the alleged violation. How is it fair for them to simply refer to their generic Terms of Service without specifying what exactly led to the account being disabled?

In my case, I received email with this standard message:


However, I never requested a review in the first place, which makes this situation even more confusing and frustrating. Has anyone else had a similar experience where Facebook disabled their account without providing specifics, and how did you manage to resolve it?

View attachment 410902

i have answer
I find it completely abusive for Facebook to disable an account without providing clear and detailed information about the specific violation. This lack of transparency is deeply concerning and does not align with the principles of fairness and accountability that I expect from such a significant platform.

As a user, I deserve to understand what specific actions or content led to this decision. How can I adequately respond or address the issue if I am not informed of the exact nature of the alleged violation?

I firmly believe my account was disabled in error. I have always strived to comply with Facebook’s Terms of Service, including the policies on intellectual property. Please reconsider this decision and restore my account, or at least provide clear evidence and details of the violation so that I can properly address the situation.
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I had many Facebook account disabled... Reasons were that I wasn't using my real name or image ... It asked to verify my identity
 
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