it happens Meta’s been wiping BMs heavy lately, even clean ones.
Once a BM gets banned, there’s no way to recover it. If they all died at once, the problem is deeper than just bad ad copy it’s your whole setup. Meta tracks environment, payment reuse, IPs, timing, and even naming patterns. Rebuilding means isolating everything properly: new browser profile, clean IP, unique payment, aged domain or page, and slow warm-up. Don’t try to brute force. If you don’t rebuild the trust layer, any new BM will die too.
If all your BMs died at once, it usually points to a red flag on your IP, browser fingerprint, or suspicious behavior patterns. To make your BMs more resistant, you need to build trust from the start: staff the BM properly, verify a clean domain, ensure organic-looking activity, and avoid linking multiple BMs to the same device or reused fingerprints. Using high-trust IPs, especially mobile proxies, can make a big difference, as they appear to Meta like normal users, not automation setups, and help avoid mass disabling.
