Why was my Facebook account disabled?

Nowadays, almost everyone is using social networking sites to communicate with families and to socialize with friends, and one of the most visited websites is Facebook. You can chat, post videos, photos, and most especially share your thoughts to everyone who’s in it.

There are certain things that you need to understand before signing up on Facebook. The policy is one important thing that you should consider. That’s one reason why some Facebook accounts are being disabled.

You must know that Facebook has its Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. You must understand and agree to its terms and conditions before signing up. These policies will protect you and the site.
Facebook will disable your account if you repeatedly infringe other people’s intellectual property rights, if you are reported as a convicted sex offender, if reported to have written offensive content and if you have been reported to have grabbed or upload photos by some celebrities or impersonating them.

Suspicion to have run an automated script will also block you from using Facebook. Simple acts like joining too many groups, posted too many messages, you befriended too many people and writing too many wall post in a day will also disable your account. Not using your real name is an act of violation on their policies also. Accurate identity is needed in Facebook, this will help your family and friends find you easily on the site. You are not allowed to sign up if you are eighteen years old under because some users posts explicit photos, threats, harassment and some scandalous act. Hacked accounts that used for money transfer scams and used to send spam can be automatically disable. If the information you have given is doubtful Facebook will also disable your account.

These are the answers why our accounts are being disabled. Facebook became a host for our digital life. Know its terms and policies so we can always stay connected.