plz help me. It's a Facebook account problem..

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Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
 
Has your proxy address changed during this time? If so, this may be the cause of the problem.
 
There may be suspicious logins at other ips, or you should double check the proxy address
 
I think the issue you're facing is likely due to suspicious activity patterns that Facebook's automated systems detected. To avoid being flagged, use a clean residential IP, a real device and avoid making sudden changes.
 
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
Yeah, Facebook can be really sensitive, especially with aged or pre-used accounts. Even with a sticky proxy and multi-login setup, they still track patterns like device fingerprints, behavior, and login history. Adding a payment method too soon or running ads right away might have triggered a flag. Try warming up the account more slowly next time -- light activity, gradual changes, and minimal risk signals.
 
Your Facebook account likely triggered security due to unusual activity—using proxies, multi-login browsers, and adding payment methods on a previously sold ad-only account raises flags. To avoid suspension, use a clean, personal account, avoid proxy or multi-login tools, ensure consistent login locations/devices, and follow Facebook’s policies strictly. Also, verify your identity promptly if prompted.
 
The issue you are facing is likely due to suspicious activity patterns. To avoid being flagged, use clean residential IPs, real devices, and avoid making changes.
 
The problem you are experiencing may be due to suspicious activity, please check your proxy address again.
 
It happen because the suspicious login and your proxy address, The old-aged account will be met when log in on other devices, especially the proxy changing everytimes.
 
Now the use of FB account is increasingly tight. So, in addition to earning proxy, your account is also assessed if you log in abnormally, in addition to that, you may be spam posts in groups or use FB accounts to Seeding in large quantities of the day, which is also a problem that leads to an abnormal assessment of FB.
 
You have used a proxy to log in to many different accounts but it seems that it is not working or check the proxy again to ensure the safety of the accounts on Facebook is identifying that your accounts have unusual activities causing the accounts to be flagged
 
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
You didn't curse your friend, you encountered a problem with unusual behavior, so Facebook proactively protected your account by temporarily locking it. If you catch all the original accounts, you can reopen them in the normal way.
 
Account protection can be caused by an unstable IP, a different region, or a sudden change, causing the system to detect unusual activity. Additionally, adding a new payment method or running ads right after purchase can also trigger the protection. To avoid this, use a quality proxy, fix the IP, and slowly nurture the account with organic activity before running aggressive ads.
 
Proxies or emulators may not be in sync with your account location (IP, timezone, device fingerprint), making Facebook suspicious.
Pre-purchased "via" or "BM" accounts may have been flagged or have a bad history, so they are vulnerable to checkpoints even if you use them correctly.
Unusual behavior such as adding payment cards or running ads too soon after logging in can also put your account under protection.
 
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