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I had the account since it was only available to college students in like 2008. No idea what it could have been, I barely even used it lately.
I tried to make a new account a couple times with different email addresses, but it didn’t let me.
I guess I’m just banned from Meta for life, most likely due to a false positive from AI.
ran ads for a week, and also got the message “As a result, our technology took action.”
The AI said it couldn't tell me why the ban since it may help shady people understand what they ban people for.. and then told me I can read all the policies and guidelines to know why.. and said no appeals, final decision.
I was running ads offering help people make their google ads and facebook ads more effective.
The irony.
actual transcripts: https://steveiscritical.com/04/eight-days-how-meta-banned-a-...
https://steveiscritical.com/06/meta-built-an-ai-appeal-assis...
I made a third attempt to get the AI to tell me why - same 'no details, no appeals'
Talked with some other fbook ad experts and it was suggested that newer ad accounts can sometimes get banned faster.
So I wonder is it because my bank refused charges 3 times in a week (for like $3.90) ? if the anti-fraud ai at my bank pissed off the anti-fraud AI thing at fbook maybe?
- Is it because I had some logos in one ad? (I changed that ad to comply if that's the reason - but I don't know if that's a / the rule!) -
Tennessee just passed a law saying that Google has to provide reasons for banning google business profiles, maybe Meta will be next.
https://gdpr-info.eu/art-22-gdpr/#:~:text=The%20data%20subje...