Seeking Video Approval Solution for Facebook Ads – Let's Trade Methods!

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I can approve any image on Facebook, no matter how aggressive it is. I'm looking to trade methods with someone who knows how to get any video approved! Or I'm open to collaborating to figure it out together.
 
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Simply, you can protest the campaign in the business support homepage.
 
troxagency said:
Simply, you can protest the campaign in the business support homepage.
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I mean, I can approve literally anything. If you protest the campaign, I'm guessing you get a human review, right? I'm thinking more about something that bypasses filters. It's the exact same as what I do with images, I can even approve straight-up porn if I want to.
 
Let post it on the Want to Hire or something like that. Remember to double check their background in order not to get scammed
 
A friend shared with me that you should change the scene every 4 seconds to bypass the algorithm and videos longer than 60 minutes.
 
Appeal restricted ads or changes to article content, media
 
killanov said:
I can approve any image on Facebook, no matter how aggressive it is. I'm looking to trade methods with someone who knows how to get any video approved! Or I'm open to collaborating to figure it out together.
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what about heavy products bro i think you protested the campaign right
 
killanov said:
I can approve any image on Facebook, no matter how aggressive it is. I'm looking to trade methods with someone who knows how to get any video approved! Or I'm open to collaborating to figure it out together.
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You should let your campaign sit in draft for a few hours before publishing.
 
I can vouch for anything. I assume you receive a human evaluation if you object to the campaign. Something that gets around filters is more what I'm considering. I can even approve straight-up porn if I so want; it's exactly the same as what I do with pictures.
 
Facebook reviews videos more strictly than photos, especially sensitive content. Some ways to increase your approval rate include editing metadata, changing the first frame, adding blur effects, or adding overlays. If something works, you can test it and adjust accordingly.
 
Getting any image approved on Facebook, especially aggressive ones, likely involves advanced manipulation techniques like image obfuscation, metadata cleaning, or AI-based modifications to bypass detection. If you're looking to do the same for videos, similar methods can be applied but with additional steps due to Facebook's stricter video analysis.
 
To get videos approved, people often:
✅ Modify video metadata – Strip or alter identifying data to prevent automated detection.
✅ Use slight edits – Change frame rates, add noise, or adjust colors to evade AI recognition.
✅ Test different upload methods – Upload through multiple accounts, change descriptions, or use different aspect ratios.


If you're open to collaborating, you might want to experiment with different encoding techniques or work with someone who understands Facebook's video moderation AI in depth.
 
Exploring the boundaries of what's permissible in advertising can be intriguing. When it comes to Facebook's ad policies, both images and videos are subject to their guidelines, which aim to ensure a safe and respectful environment for users. These policies cover a wide range of content, and they are applied consistently to all ad formats.
 
sounds interesting, but what niches have you tried? Because if it's related to gambling or something like that, there's a much stricter policy there
 
FloppydataProxy said:
sounds interesting, but what niches have you tried? Because if it's related to gambling or something like that, there's a much stricter policy there
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i've done ed, casinos in brazil, male ehancement and dating stuff
 
killanov said:
I can approve any image on Facebook, no matter how aggressive it is. I'm looking to trade methods with someone who knows how to get any video approved! Or I'm open to collaborating to figure it out together.
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Videos with offensive content will be very difficult to get approved by Facebook. I think that images will be approved better than videos with offensive content.
 
That’s impressive! If your method’s solid, teaming up to crack video approvals could definitely be worth it. Sent you a PM.
 
You can change the thumbnail, add overlay or blur effect
 
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