Facebook video verification

I’ve run into the same issue before, even though no restrictions showed up. Still trying to figure out if it’s a bug or just an account trust problem
 
You're right. Video verification is part of Facebook's strategy to fight fake accounts, bots, and spam. The system activates this feature when it detects unusual behavior, like creating multiple accounts from the same IP or device. The main purpose is to authenticate real users' identities, thereby protecting the platform and maintaining a safer, more trustworthy environment.
 
Yeah, that's often a trust signal rather than a bug, even without explicit restrictions showing up. Make sure your account history is clean and consistent. Sometimes trying a different browser or a fresh IP helps. Good luck.
 
That's right, many new accounts are being asked to verify videos, even old accounts. It seems like Meta is increasingly tightening its control over real accounts, blocking the mass creation of fake accounts.
 
I heard that for some users while creating a new facebook account, it is asking for video verification. Are they doing this to stop multiple account creation and fake profiles?
That's right. Requiring selfie video verification when creating or restoring an account is a measure that Meta Platforms (the company that owns Facebook) uses to reduce fake accounts and mass account creation
 
Recently, it has become much harder to create and maintain new profiles, especially if they don’t show normal activity patterns. Even when an account is created successfully, keeping it stable for long-term use can be challenging. If you receive a video verification request, the best approach is simply to follow the instructions provided by the platform and wait for the review result. Making sure your information is consistent and accurate usually helps the process go more smoothly.
 
Yes, Facebook asks for video selfie to check you are real person. They do this to stop fake accounts and many accounts from same person.
 
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