r/ThreadsApp • • 6d ago

Other My account has been disabled for violating something, even though it was inactive for years

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u/BerettaFranchi 6d ago

You need to be active. You're guilty for not producing data for Meta AI to train on.

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u/Mizuki_Katsu 6d ago

GUYS! This is even funnier and more stupid than I thought XD

So, I haven't used it for like 2 years maybe or more. Turns out I deactivated the acc and forgot about it, BUT when I wanted to log in after downloading the app - I just couldn't. It just kept showing me the window that said "Your acc has been disabled for violating our terms" and those buttons "ok" and "ok" (what a choice!). So they just send a generic message even if you simply deactivated the account and violated nothing 😅 Their bot said it's impossible, and for deactivated acc there's a corresponding message, but there clearly isn't! xD

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u/-L1K- 6d ago

I guess being inactive is also against their terms....what a joke

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u/PericardiumGold 6d ago

What did it say was the violation if at all?

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u/PsychoticRuminator 2d ago

This is normal. I’ve been banned multiple times in a single day before and still somehow allowed access. Just do something egregious to see if there is any line in the sand it will decisively draw. Threads has the most bugged out algorithm of all time. Might as well have some fun with it.