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We disable Facebook accounts that might not follow the Facebook Terms. Some examples of why your Facebook account might be disabled include: Posting content that doesn't follow the Facebook Terms. Using a fake name. Impersonating someone. Continuing behavior that's not allowed on Facebook and goes against our Community Standards.
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- Hacked Accounts
Some examples of why your Facebook account might be disabled include: Posting content that doesn't follow the Facebook Terms. Using a fake name. Impersonating someone. Continuing behavior that's not allowed on Facebook and goes against our Community Standards. Contacting other people for the purpose of harassment, advertising, promoting, or ...
Some examples of why your Facebook account might be disabled include: Posting content that doesn't follow the Facebook Terms. Using a fake name. Impersonating someone. Continuing behavior that's not allowed on Facebook and goes against our Community Standards. Contacting other people for the purpose of harassment, advertising, promoting, or ...
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- If Facebook Disabled Your Account
- If You Disabled Your Own Account
Did Facebook disable your account for no reason? If you didn't violate Facebook's community policies, you can easily submit an appeal to recover your disabled account. Once you provide your name, ID, and an explanation through the form, Facebook will decide whether to restore your account. We'll show you how to ask Facebook to review and reactivate your account, and how you can restore an account that you deactivated yourself.
If you see "Your account has been disabled" when signing in to Facebook, you can submit an appeal at
To recover your account, you'll need to upload a photo ID to the form, such as a driver's license or government ID.
If you disabled your own account, just log back in to Facebook to recover it.
Make sure Facebook disabled your account.
with your username and password. If you see a message that says "Your account has been disabled," you can send an appeal to have it recovered.
If you can't log in:
to try recovering your account.
If your account was hacked:
and follow the on-screen instructions to reclaim it. Our guide to
Log back into Facebook with your account.
, you can recover it by logging in using the Facebook mobile app or at
If you chose the option to
, you'll only have a 30-day window during which you can reactivate.
If it's been more than 30 days since you marked your account for permanent deletion, you can't get it back.
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If your Facebook account was disabled, you may wonder why it happened and how to restore it. Learn about the possible reasons for account disabling, such as violating our Community Standards or using a fake profile, and how to submit an appeal to get your account back.
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. We will also let you know whether you can appeal the suspension if you believe we made a mistake. After logging in, follow the on-screen instructions to submit your appeal. About.
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Why is my account disabled? When we see a Facebook account with unusual activity, we'll log you out and ask you to provide some additional information. We do this to help keep Facebook a safe and welcoming place for everyone, and to check for accounts pretending to be something or someone that doesn't exist. This includes accounts for fake or ...
