As you may be aware, Facebook doesn't really let you check Facebook pages past 1 or 2 posts without an account. Since I had to look up some company information of a local business where I've moved to and they have that on Facebook, I created an account. Brand new account, using a long-standing but not previously used on Facebook e-mail address. Never bothered to make a post, because I just wanted to use it to know the company info.
Logged back in the other day, and shortly after, I received a notification in my e-mail:
Initially I thought it was a phishing scam, but the URLs were legit and checked out. So yeah, they did actually suspend my brand new account for "account integrity" reasons.{name}, you have 180 days to take action.
Hi {name},
Your Facebook account has been suspended. This is because your account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our Community Standards on account integrity.
If you think we suspended your account by mistake, you have 180 days to appeal our decision. If you miss this deadline your account will be permanently disabled.
{name}
[[Appeal]]
You can learn more about why we suspend accounts by visiting the Community Standards.
Thanks,
The Facebook team
Clicking the "appeal" button had me prove I was a real person through a selfie video. Sure, whatever. "Account integrity" made sense in that respect.
So, I wait a few hours and receive:
The "Community standards" goes on about the kind of content you're not allowed to post etc. which is obviously N/A because I didn't post anything (yet).Your review was unsuccessful
Hi {name},
Your Facebook account has been permanently disabled.
You requested a review of this decision, but we still found that your account, or activity on it, didn’t follow our Community Standards. You can’t request another review.
Learn more about why we disable accounts by visiting the Community Standards.
{name}
Log into Facebook
Thanks,
The Facebook team
So, they permanently disabled my account without explanation, without there being any content in it, based on unknown parameters even after providing them my real face biometrics. Without possibility for further review.
Well, if Facebook really dislikes my face that much, I guess I'll leave it to Gen Z to be on. I'll just call the business the "old fashioned way" if I need info, next time.





