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Your account was disabled for going against Facebook's Terms. Please review our Community Standards to learn more about what's allowed on Facebook.
We may suspend your Facebook account if we find that the account or activity on it may not follow our Community Standards. You can appeal the suspension within 180 days. If you don’t appeal the suspension after 180 days or if your appeal isn’t successful, we’ll permanently disable your account.
Learn how to fix a log in problem. 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.
Your account has been disabled for abusing Facebook features. Overusing features could make other people feel uncomfortable or unsafe. For example, using Facebook to repeatedly contact people who don't know you (through messages or friend requests) could be considered a form of harassment.
Your account was disabled for going against Facebook's Terms. Accounts that are used to create spam, collect inauthentic friendships or create malicious apps are not allowed on Facebook.
If your Facebook account has been disabled, you'll see a disabled message when you try to log in. If you don't see this message then you're probably experiencing a login issue.
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 that we made a mistake.
