How to avoid BM scan

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The key to avoiding account restrictions from BM is to build a clean, compliant account system, with real admins and policy-compliant content.

Regularly review and remove any restricted accounts or pages once they are active.

If an account is removed from BM, respond quickly using the internal appeals process; avoid creating a new account immediately after an existing account is removed — this will be considered “new hat but old label” by Facebook and will likely result in removal.
 
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Why? The key to avoiding BM account deletion is to regularly check and delete any restricted accounts or pages once they are active.
So do you want to delete your account or not? I don't understand your sharing.
 
sdwddd said:
Why? The key to avoiding BM account deletion is to regularly check and delete any restricted accounts or pages once they are active.
So do you want to delete your account or not? I don't understand your sharing.
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Of course we have a protective layer to avoid the risk of Meta scanning ad accounts.
 
To avoid BM scans and restrictions, always use verified profiles, assign real admins, stay compliant with Meta policies.
 
Maintaining a clean and stable BM requires patience and discipline. Instead of rushing to add new accounts when a restriction is introduced, focus on rooting out the problem and eliminating any remaining risk factors. It is also important to avoid any patterns of repetitive behavior — such as adding admins in the same pattern or from the same IP — as this can be interpreted by the system as a sign of non-standard activity. Has anyone tried keeping the BM in “hibernation” for a few days after the restriction to avoid further scrutiny?
 
Caden Marketing Agency said:
Maintaining a clean and stable BM requires patience and discipline. Instead of rushing to add new accounts when a restriction is introduced, focus on rooting out the problem and eliminating any remaining risk factors. It is also important to avoid any patterns of repetitive behavior — such as adding admins in the same pattern or from the same IP — as this can be interpreted by the system as a sign of non-standard activity. Has anyone tried keeping the BM in “hibernation” for a few days after the restriction to avoid further scrutiny?
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That is a great idea
 
SKYAGENCY3333 said:
The key to avoiding account restrictions from BM is to build a clean, compliant account system, with real admins and policy-compliant content.

Regularly review and remove any restricted accounts or pages once they are active.

If an account is removed from BM, respond quickly using the internal appeals process; avoid creating a new account immediately after an existing account is removed — this will be considered “new hat but old label” by Facebook and will likely result in removal.
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To avoid being scanned by Meta/Facebook and having your BM account restricted, in addition to policy compliance, users need to have a few tips such as: do not create too many BMs for one personal account; do not log in to multiple BMs on one IP at the same time or in a short period of time; after adding an advertising account to BM, you should nurture it for a while before running ads with large amounts of money; do not share BM access with many people in a short period of time.
 
Aurex Agency said:
To avoid being scanned by Meta/Facebook and having your BM account restricted, in addition to policy compliance, users need to have a few tips such as: do not create too many BMs for one personal account; do not log in to multiple BMs on one IP at the same time or in a short period of time; after adding an advertising account to BM, you should nurture it for a while before running ads with large amounts of money; do not share BM access with many people in a short period of time.
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Great we tried it too and it works.
 
Always follow meta policy and use clean IP so that you can limit the bm from being scanned.
 
I see Meta often scans BM these days. Even clean profiles and standard IPs can be scanned. What you shared is just a small part to avoid being scanned BM.
 
SKYAGENCY3333 said:
Of course we have a protective layer to avoid the risk of Meta scanning ad accounts.
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Can you share more about that protection layer? Normally, during account scanning, I will not share that ad account for 1-2 days and also limit posting ad campaigns during those days. Because there is no way to appeal Meta. They use AI to identify.
 
Good points. Having real admins and clean history makes a huge difference. We’ve also seen that warming up the BM slowly with low-risk activity helps avoid early flags
 
Solid advice staying clean and responsive is key. Also helps to keep your BM structure simple: verified domains, active pages with legit posting history, and real user admins. Avoid stacking too many high-risk assets in one BM. If a restriction hits, pause activity and appeal properly instead of rushing to rebuild-Meta tracks behavior patterns across the system.
 
Dentsu Agency said:
Luôn tuân theo chính sách meta và sử dụng IP sạch để bạn có thể hạn chế bm bị quét.
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Thanks for your comment, especially still have to comply with Meta policy.
 
dinhbker said:
I see Meta often scans BM these days. Even clean profiles and standard IPs can be scanned. What you shared is just a small part to avoid being scanned BM.
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Yeah man, with the recent appearance of unlimited meta accounts there will be more control
 
sdwddd said:
Can you share more about that protection layer? Normally, during account scanning, I will not share that ad account for 1-2 days and also limit posting ad campaigns during those days. Because there is no way to appeal Meta. They use AI to identify.
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Of course my friend BM, clean IP, including asset group will help you avoid scan.
 
SKYAGENCY3333 said:
Yeah man, with the recent appearance of unlimited meta accounts there will be more control
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Perhaps Meta is scanning ad accounts that are part of the countless BMs that many people have created in the past. But perhaps Meta has a policy of scanning by mistake rather than missing ad accounts created by trickery.
 
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