Warnings from Facebook?

Maybe they are trying to hack your account, with strange messages especially coming from unknown profiles that have nothing to do with your business, you should ignore it, or maybe report that account.
 
A banal but golden rule of online safety is to not follow unfamiliar links. ;)
 
Links from unknown sources, especially strangers, should never be clicked on if you want to protect your account. Even if the link comes from an acquaintance whose account has been hacked, avoid clicking on it. Stay cautious at all times.
 
This just a new scam on facebook, When you run ads on facebook, you will see bunch scammer sending this type of message.
 
Do not click on strange links. Account hacking happens a lot.
 
On a page which I use for advertising I receive such PMs from some Indian and other profile.

"We need to confirm that the page is yours and is being used normally "

Are they trying to hack my account or what?

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Do not click on any links that are not sent by Meta or FB to your Page, as they may be links for bad guys to steal your information.
 
This is probably a scam and they have malicious intent. Never click those kind of links. Always check your in-app notifications from Meta. Even emails nowadays are sometimes malicious and made to look like the come from Meta.
 
don't click the link unless you want to lose your account. could be a scam
 
Yes . don't click on strangers links . just ignore and if you can block the user .
 
Check the source of the message. Is it trustworthy or not? If not, do not click on strange links that can lead to losing your account.
 
Don't click on strange links, don't download something from messages sent by strangers.
 
Be wary of fake messages, they will have control of your account when you click, so never click on unclear links if you don't want your account to disappear immediately.
 
lot of messages containing links like this. All are scams. These accounts will be blocked by Facebook
 
Facebook issues warnings for a variety of reasons, and they can often lead to account restrictions or suspension if not addressed. Common warnings include:
  1. Policy Violations: If your ads violate Facebook’s advertising policies (e.g., misleading content, prohibited products), you’ll get a warning.
  2. Duplicate Accounts or Business: Running multiple accounts for the same business or mismatching business information may trigger a warning.
  3. Unusual Activity: If Facebook detects suspicious activity, like fraudulent payment methods or unusual login patterns, it will issue a warning.
  4. Account Behavior: Engaging in spammy behavior (e.g., excessive messaging, likes, or comments) can also result in a warning.
  5. Violations of Community Standards: If your content goes against Facebook’s community guidelines (e.g., hate speech, graphic content, etc.), you may receive a warning.
 
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