Yo también me he visto afectado por las prácticas de Meta relacionadas con la suspensión de cuentas, y sé que no soy la única persona.

Hay usuarios a quienes Instagram les deshabilita sus cuentas por acusaciones extremadamente graves, como fraude o explotación sexual infantil, sin proporcionar una explicación clara ni ofrecer un proceso de apelación que realmente permita solucionar el problema.

Al mismo tiempo, Meta ofrece Meta Verified como un servicio de pago que incluye acceso a soporte. Personas que ya están enfrentando problemas con sus cuentas pueden terminar pagando la suscripción con la expectativa de recibir ayuda y, aun así, no obtener una solución efectiva.

Esto no se trata simplemente de perder una cuenta de Instagram. Para muchas personas, Instagram es una herramienta de trabajo: dependemos de nuestras cuentas para comunicarnos con clientes, promocionar nuestro trabajo, generar ingresos y mantener proyectos que nos han tomado años construir. Yo mismo dependía de Instagram para trabajar, por lo que verme afectado por una suspensión de este tipo tuvo consecuencias reales.

Y hay algo que debemos aceptar: probablemente Meta no va a dejar de utilizar sistemas automatizados o IA para moderar sus plataformas. Por eso considero que una de las pocas cosas que podemos hacer como usuarios es documentar nuestras experiencias, exigir transparencia y hacer que estos problemas sean visibles.

Por eso decidí presentar un reporte ante la Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sobre mi experiencia.

Si tú también te has visto afectado por lo que consideras prácticas injustas o engañosas de Meta relacionadas con los baneos de Instagram, los procesos de apelación o Meta Verified, documenta lo que ocurrió y presenta tu propio reporte.

FTC — ReportFraud:

https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/

No estoy diciendo que nadie invente información ni exagere su caso. Reporten exactamente lo que les ocurrió, guarden sus pruebas y permitan que las autoridades determinen si existe un patrón.

Y si realmente queremos que Meta preste atención, compartamos estas experiencias fuera de Reddit: TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook y otros foros o comunidades donde puedan llegar a más usuarios afectados. No se trata de acosar a empleados ni de inventar acusaciones; se trata de hacer visibles experiencias reales y exigir mejores sistemas de moderación, apelación y soporte.

Si suficientes usuarios afectados documentamos nuestras experiencias y las hacemos visibles, será mucho más difícil que estos problemas simplemente desaparezcan dentro de un ticket de soporte.

"Meta has systematically removed Palestinian content from Facebook and Instagram, with accounts restricted and posts made less visible, new research has confirmed."

We won't support facebook any more. It's a disgusting anti-user site. All it does is watching open-source projects doing everything in public and counter them to deliver the malicious ads. Yep, the devs that receive 7-figure dollar salary is just doing this.

Users should give the most harsh feedbacks to them. Being submitted to them and keep going to the site and support it is the worst thing you can do.

Is everyone else starting to hate FB? I just find it annoying that 90% of the content is ads, sponsored posts, and random crap I never asked to see, plus updates from people I don’t even care about. It’s become almost impossible to find posts from my actual friends without scrolling forever. Facebook should just end already.

Hi!

I've been wanting to get rid of as much meta apps as I can for a while now. I wish I could just stop using Instagram, but the only thing that keeps me using it is that there are some music bands that I like who are really active there, and I also get a lot of information about some topics that I fight for (for example Palestine).

Does anyone know a good social media which could grant me access to both kinds of information but without being meta? Thank you really much in advance^^

If you're considering suing Meta over a hacked or

disabled Facebook or Instagram account, I want to

tell you what happened when I did.

Meta disabled my accounts. It later notified me

that I had not violated its Community Standards,

restored my accounts, and then disabled them again.

I eventually sued Meta in small claims court.

Meta's attorney relied on the Terms of Service and

argued, in substance, that Meta had the contractual

right to disable my account.

The judge ruled in Meta's favor.

If I were facing that argument again, I would be

prepared to raise another issue: Meta's enormous

market power.

Meta can essentially say:

"You agreed to our Terms."

But how meaningful is that agreement when the

terms are take-it-or-leave-it and walking away can

mean losing access to Facebook, Instagram, your

contacts, followers, business connections, photos,

and years of accumulated activity?

Can a company use its market power to impose terms

that effectively give it the right to remove a

person's access even when that person did not

violate its rules?

I don't know whether that argument would have

changed the outcome of my case, and I'm not a

lawyer.

But if you're considering suing Meta, I think the

market-power/monopoly issue is worth discussing

before Meta walks into court and says:

"You agreed to the Terms."

I wish I had been prepared for that argument when

I sued Meta.

Recently we saw there is huge rise in Instagram account been falsely disabled. People are giving their Face IDs and even documents repeatedly. Still your accounts get banned. Then we try to recover it but no proper manual customer service from Meta side all fckking AI bots. At last due to frustation user gives up and makes New id. Meta Bans that id too in few days or in few hours again ask us for our Face ID and documents. This is all META's new game plan to get out all private documents. They repeatedly block out account to get perfect data from us. Accounts with subscription plans are banned rarely because they already have our ID proofs. I don't but This is quite Alarming as Meta is planning a big game against our Privacy. Our government should look in this or It will be too Late when Meta could black mail us or use our Data to do bad works. It can even sell our data. Or even our data can be hacked from there servers who Knows. I request you all to please share this!!!!