"Aaron, you have 180 days to take action. Hi Aaron,Your Facebook account has been suspended. This is because your account, or activity on it, doesn't follo
our Community Standards on account integrity."
A couple things I want to point out about this Facebook suspension that I left
out:
1) If I "violated their community standards" then why are they inviting me to share a video selfie with them? That will make them forgive me whatever horrible thing I did wrong?
2) What does a video selfie even prove? If I go to a store to buy beer, they aren't going to accept a video selfie as ID. So what gives?
Their elitism (whether it's automated or not) disgusts me. And I didn't do anything wrong. I get on Facebook and I watch the reels that they show me and then I sign off, and today was no different than any other day.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
IMO: They shouldn't care what you use as a profile photo, as long as
it's not offensive or containing nudity. But obviously I don't make the rules.
I get the feeling that big tech is building their own database on us
and taking inventory on people. I have no doubt that they get
satisfaction from controlling people. They even said "When you take the selfie video we will ask you to turn your head in certain directions to get a view from different angles." If that's not a sick desire to
control people, then I don't know what is.
get a view from different angles." If that's not a sick desire to control people, then I don't know what is.
I think that Facebook simply has you on a list of people to harass.
Have you ever been the least bit curious about what it is that you are doing that doesn't follow their Community Standards? I don't know anyone
else who has these problems. I suspect it is either that they suspect your actions make you likely a bot, or that possibly someone else is trying to hack your account.
The only dishonest thing I've done on Facebook is my profile photo is a pictur
of me from about 10 years ago, but I am fussy about photos of myself and I think it's a good photo, and I think I still look the same.
IMO: They shouldn't care what you use as a profile photo, as long as it's not offensive or containing nudity. But obviously I don't make the rules.
To me, the botlike behaviors are: people who post photoshopped photos of themselves, people who post photos of celebrities, people who send friend requests to people they don't know.
Right? I'm not like that. So who knows.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
It's some kind of sick elitist game.
Many people use photos that they are not even in... like photos of the family dog... so your photo is probably not the problem. As Kurt pointed out, what is likely getting you in trouble with account #2 is that
they've figured out you are trying to skirt the ban on account #1.
Many people use photos that they are not even in... like photos of the family dog... so your photo is probably not the problem. As Kurt pointed out, what is likely getting you in trouble with account #2 is that they've figured out you are trying to skirt the ban on account #1.
I'm guilty of that, but the ban on account #1 was the same thing; they did it without any justification that I can relate to.
Don Vally wrote to KURT WEISKE <=-
Ha ha - wait, was that supposed to be funny? Why would we need an AI
to help us understand? Wait, I might need one to chime in on your
comment...
Wow, that one went way over your head.
Many people use photos that they are not even in... like photos of family dog... so your photo is probably not the problem. As Kurt po out, what is likely getting you in trouble with account #2 is that they've figured out you are trying to skirt the ban on account #1.
I'm guilty of that, but the ban on account #1 was the same thing; they d without any justification that I can relate to.
Did you ever send them proof for account #1?
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