How To Solve Failed Facebook Account

Has your Facebook account been disabled, and you don’t know what to do? You’re not alone. Facebook is known for blocking personal profiles, and it’s becoming more frequent. This article will show you how to recover your Facebook account quickly.

Reasons for Blocking: 

There are several reasons why Facebook may block access to a personal profile. Here are some of the most common reasons:

1. One personal profile: Each user is allowed only one personal account. Registering with a fake name or using someone else’s information may result in a permanent ban.
2. Using someone else’s photo: Using someone else’s photo on your avatar is prohibited. It is essential to use your photo for business accounts.
3. Frequent changes in personal information: If you change your personal profile frequently, Facebook may suspect something is wrong and ban you. Doing this once a month and writing it in draft first is recommended.
4. Adding everyone as a friend: Adding more than 15 people daily to your friend list is considered spamming. You can only have 5000 friends on your profile, and there is no limit to the number of subscribers.
5. Spamming: Sending out the same (template) emails when inviting friends can result in a ban. Each invitation should be individualized.
6. Mass joining groups: Joining more than ten groups daily is a violation.
7. Rudeness: Sending an offensive message to another member can result in a ban.

What To Do If your Facebook Account Is Blocked?

If your Facebook account is blocked, go to Facebook and follow the instructions to confirm your identity. Facebook provides an option to request a new password for access. If you can’t recognize your friends’ photos, it is better to set up the ability to restore access to your profile in advance. To set up this feature, go to “Settings,” then “Security,” and select “Trusted Contacts.” You can add 3-5 trusted friends who can assist in case of a ban.

If you cannot restore your account, you can purchase a virtual number at sms-bus.com to re-register on Facebook. For more information on registering with a virtual number, please read the article from SMS Bus Blog.