Hi Team,
I've been growing a facebook page in hopes on monetizing it through ad breaks once it reach the requirements.
However, I got hit by copyright violation. The content in question is a short clip/30 second video.
Here's the message from facebook...
"We received notice that this content infringes intellectual property rights, which often means posting someone else's work without permission or using someone's brand in a way that is misleading. People visiting your Page won't see this post. Since you're a manager of this Page, we're showing you this post to help you better understand what counts as an intellectual property violation. After December XX, 2019, this post will be replaced by a description of the content we removed."
Should I wait for the violation to expire(December xx) then apply for monetization? What are the chances they will approve my page? Do they check the history of violations before approving the page? Should I ditch the page entirely and make a new one? Is there a workaround.
Sorry, I'm quite confused since I cannot find a definitive answer after googling.
I hope someone can give me an insight about this.
Thank you in advance.
I've been growing a facebook page in hopes on monetizing it through ad breaks once it reach the requirements.
However, I got hit by copyright violation. The content in question is a short clip/30 second video.
Here's the message from facebook...
"We received notice that this content infringes intellectual property rights, which often means posting someone else's work without permission or using someone's brand in a way that is misleading. People visiting your Page won't see this post. Since you're a manager of this Page, we're showing you this post to help you better understand what counts as an intellectual property violation. After December XX, 2019, this post will be replaced by a description of the content we removed."
Should I wait for the violation to expire(December xx) then apply for monetization? What are the chances they will approve my page? Do they check the history of violations before approving the page? Should I ditch the page entirely and make a new one? Is there a workaround.
Sorry, I'm quite confused since I cannot find a definitive answer after googling.
I hope someone can give me an insight about this.
Thank you in advance.