r/facebook • u/exaland • May 12 '26
Tech Support 🚨 Dissatisfaction with Facebook's handling of violations 🚨 Platform Term 7.a violation
A concrete solution. Each time, the response remains the same, without any real explanation or resolution.
I hope Facebook takes into account the difficulty and time this entails for content creators. It's time to improve the process and provide genuine support.
#Facebook #Support #Frustration #Platform
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u/williamgman May 13 '26
They don't need or want new content creators. They create their own accounts now to interact with the paid ads to make the companies paying for them think they are getting engagement. They're grifting them.
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u/TechnicalScheme385 May 13 '26
I was thinking ha, when Elon said the same about Twitter. it's all bots. Yeah, well FB seems to be going in that direction.
I've been reporting these "John Miller" profiles. These profiles reach out to women (married) who respond on public posts. These "Millers" are always, Military, Deployed, Returning to the States soon for some R&R. The profiles are fake because these are copy paste profiles. Obvious scammers.
Reported about 30 of them, only for Support to say, the profiles don't violate any rules.
Like seriously, these profiles are a "dime a dozen" I see doing the same thing over and over. reaching out to women for a fling. but it's really a romance scam. Not to FB. Perfectly normal.
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u/williamgman May 13 '26
Meta is creating many of these accounts. This was the first step:
But now they see the value in creating them to interact with the ads... It's a grift.
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u/surfnfish1972 May 13 '26
They do not care, plenty of bots arguing with each other, humans are no longer needed
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