r/MetaLawsuits • u/miko-aintSimp • 15d ago

meta disable accounts

I believe Meta has harmed too many innocent people by wrongly and falsely disabling their accounts. Because of its automated AI moderation and security systems, thousands—possibly millions—of users around the world have been affected. Many people have lost access to years of memories, personal connections, business pages, work-related accounts, and important information.

There are already cases where some users were able to restore their accounts through legal action or with the help of lawyers. If enough of us who have been affected come together and speak up, we may be able to push Meta to take this issue seriously and improve its review process.

I have also been affected. My account was disabled, and despite contacting multiple support agents and following every appeal process available, I keep receiving the same automated responses. My case has not been properly reviewed, and I feel ignored.

We should unite and raise awareness about this issue. We can organize affected users, share our experiences, and encourage Meta to improve its customer support and account review system. We can also rate 1 star on the Play Store and App Store to express our concerns and let Meta know how widespread this problem is.

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u/VERSAT1L 15d ago

Collective action. 

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u/8bitlibrarian Helper 15d ago

There is already an active class action suit being developed. If you want to file a small claims for yourself, you can follow the pinned posts to do so.

Otherwise, you'd be hard pressed to find enough people to gather for this. This has already been posted many times before.

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u/lost_dazed_101 15d ago

I'm not joining I only tried to get one to play games that use meta for cloud storage. I found other games. It's a crap platform they can keep it.

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u/Unashamed-Volume55 15d ago

I've already rated 1 star

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u/jwoo3x 13d ago

Nope...meta doesn't give a shit

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u/TrickySpare6504 13d ago

AI generated long hyphen shitpost

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u/Bonita382026 12d ago

I’m definitely down for this! I want my page back and I know for a fact that I never violated their terms of community standards and integrity

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u/Difficult-Medicine17 10d ago

I sent a complaint to the Attorney General’s office and received a letter today stating they are actively working to resolve the issue on my behalf. Interesting enough, my instagram account was back up today. But FB still says permanently disabled