Is Facebook (Meta) becoming increasingly difficult to deal with?

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I simply deleted some posts from my personal profile - about 40 of them, yet Facebook has restricted my account, and my ads are constantly being rejected. Should I use a different proxy for this Facebook account?
 

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This ban cannot be appealed; I can only use the functions again after a week :))
 
I simply deleted some posts from my personal profile - about 40 of them, yet Facebook has restricted my account, and my ads are constantly being rejected. Should I use a different proxy for this Facebook account?
Changing proxies is a good idea because sometimes proxies that have been used for a long time get flagged red.
However, the fact that you deleted 40 posts is also very suspicious to Facebook.
u should not do that anymore
 
I think changing proxy is a part. You should revise your content in the post to adhere to facebook policy.
 
I simply deleted some posts from my personal profile - about 40 of them, yet Facebook has restricted my account, and my ads are constantly being rejected. Should I use a different proxy for this Facebook account?
meta seem to be vry reactive these day , but in my opinion, there is nothing that should be changed on the proxy without first looking into the background of the acount.
 
facebook is getting more and more strict. you can try to change proxy, use anti-detect browser, change your content because your content might violated facebook policy leads the ads to be rejected.
 
cause you spam, you should delete 3 posts per day, meta is so fast to detected an anomaly
 
It does seem like Meta has become more complicated to deal with, especially when it comes to platform policies and support. Some processes feel more difficult than they used to, and getting help when an issue comes up can sometimes be frustrating. It probably varies depending on what part of the platform you are using.
 
They are integrating AI everywhere which is a major contribution towards all these problems.
 
Check why the ads are getting rejected before changing anything. Sometimes the problem can be with the ad or the landing page, not the account itself.
I only run white-hat campaigns on this account, but things went wrong right after I deleted the posts.
Perhaps I should switch to a better proxy.
 
They are integrating AI everywhere which is a major contribution towards all these problems.
I know that, but for someone like me who frequently runs 'GH BH' campaigns, it’s not fun at all.:(
 
I simply deleted some posts from my personal profile - about 40 of them, yet Facebook has restricted my account, and my ads are constantly being rejected. Should I use a different proxy for this Facebook account?
i would not immediately change proxies. in case the ban was imposed after deletion of posts i would check whether there is an issue related to either status of my account or ads. it would make no sense to change the proxy instead of sollving the actual problem.
 
I think the best approach is not to do anything on my personal page at all, haha.
 
I wouldn’t switch proxies immediately The restriction is more likely related to account activity or policy signals than the IP alone I’d check Account Quality and request a review before changing anything
 
I realize there are many reasons why my account might have been restricted, and I am currently reviewing all the possibilities. Thank you all for sharing your experiences:cool:
 
Meta is constantly updating to newer versions. Deleting 40 posts at once will inevitably lead to your account being restricted. Please be careful and change your information gradually so that Meta can recognize you. Using a proxy is essential to protect your account.
 
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