What's the problem with Facebook lately, everyone?

lately the account is more easily locked, it can't even create an ad campaign, it doesn't run, so sad because of these problems
 
Facebook ad accounts locked, possible Meta 2025 AI crackdown, IP mismatches, new account reviews, payment issues, and limited niches,
 
Facebook is new and about to update more, this will be much more difficult than before. use proxy from countries
 
things are really difficult this year because of AI he is very strict censorship if this situation continues like this i think we can't maintain it for long.
 
I recently stopped advertising for a while and I heard that my friends who are advertising on Facebook have been having a lot of trouble recently. they often talk about the problems of accounts being more susceptible to being locked
Yes I know About it but why you stopped advertising?
 
I recently stopped advertising for a while and I heard that my friends who are advertising on Facebook have been having a lot of trouble recently. they often talk about the problems of accounts being more susceptible to being locked
Hello @deal pen
Yep, Meta’s been extra aggressive lately. even legit accounts get locked for ‘suspicious activity’ now. Your friends are likely hitting these common triggers:
  • Fresh accounts (no spend history)
  • Geo/IP mismatches (e.g., French ads from PH proxies)
  • BH/policy-gray campaigns (even if cloaked)
What works now:
  1. Agency accounts (like ours)—pre-verified with spend history, so they fly under the radar. Unlimited free replacements if flagged.
  2. Warm up any account for 2-3 weeks (add friends, post, small spends) before scaling.
DM if you want the full breakdown. Random accounts aren’t worth the hassle anymore.
 
Facebook (Meta) ad accounts are increasingly being auto-flagged and locked due to stricter fraud detection systems targeting scam ads, often impacting genuine advertisers without clear explanations. This surge in enforcement includes account suspensions for minor triggers like payment mismatches or sudden spend increases, with poor support and slow appeals.
 
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