We all know that Facebook’s risk control strategy is very strict, especially newly registered accounts are often suspended. Here I feel the same as countless Facebook developers, as shown in the figure below.
After receiving the notification that the Facebook account was suspended, we have 180 days to complete the appeal. Next, we will try to appeal.
The appeal process for ordinary Facebook accounts is very simple. The system prompts you to upload a selfie for verification.
Please upload a photo that clearly shows your face. Please make sure that the photo is bright enough, not blurry, and there are no other people in it. As shown in the figure below.
The meaning is very simple. Upload a selfie of the account user with clear pixels. This ensures that the real person is using the Facebook account service.
After we submitted the selfie, the system prompted that it usually only takes one day to review. As shown in the figure below
As for whether the final review is passed and whether the account can be restored to normal, it all depends on Facebook’s latest internal policy. Sometimes, even if you submit real information and do not violate regulations, there is no guarantee that the account will be restored to normal.
The risk control of the Facebook platform will only become tighter and tighter. There are too many players who engage in illegal activities and abuse, and the platform is helpless to do so. If you have more questions about the suspension of your Facebook account, you can pay us to consult.
