Reasons for Account Suspension
We’ve disabled your account as a security precaution because it might be compromised. Accounts that do not follow our Community Standards or Terms of Service may be suspended. If your Facebook account has been suspended, you’ll be informed about it in an email and when you access your account in an app or web browser.
Suspension Duration
How long does Facebook suspend your account for?
Your account may be temporarily blocked for violating Facebook’s Community Standards or Terms of Service. This suspension can last up to 30 days. Facebook jail blocks features or disables accounts for failures to follow standards. Violations include inappropriate content or too many liked posts. Penalties range from a few hours to permanent removal. Facebook jail lasts from a few hours to 21 days. Facebook can delete your account forever. Different offenses have different suspension lengths.
Reactivating a Disabled Facebook Account
How do I get my disabled Facebook account back?
First, visit the Facebook Help Center and submit a request for account reactivation. Provide all relevant details and reasons you believe it was disabled. Facebook may ask for more documents to verify your identity. If denied, appeal and provide more information. It’s a time-consuming process, so be patient and follow up regularly.
Appealing a Suspension
How do I contact Facebook to appeal a suspension?
Go to Monetization Manager and click the appropriate options from the notifications. Click Appeal, add your information, and click Appeal again to submit. You’ll receive an email upon decision.
Fixing a Suspended Account
How do I fix my suspended account?
Contact your hosting company’s support staff by phone or live chat. They will suggest solutions for your site’s suspension. Malware, copyright issues, or Terms of Use violations are common reasons. Follow the security team’s instructions to remove malware. Pay any due bills to restore services. Changing passwords frequently and being mindful of content can prevent suspensions. Set up automatic payments to avoid troubles.