13/06/2026
I want to share what's happened to me so far.
My page was flagged for "inauthentic engagement" even though my views had already dropped significantly the month before. If engagement was already low, how does that make it inauthentic?
Then Meta put my previous month's earnings on hold — money that had already been earned before any of these issues appeared.
I've spent hours talking to support, only to receive the same copy-paste responses and endless instructions to "wait for the review outcome," without anyone clearly explaining what rule I supposedly violated.
Creators are encouraged to chase bonuses and milestones, but when you're close to reaching them, sudden restrictions and penalties seem to appear out of nowhere.
What makes it even more concerning is that since I started speaking publicly about this situation, my reach has dropped dramatically. Posts that would normally reach thousands of people are now barely being seen.
So first they remove your monetization, then they hold your earnings, provide no real explanation, and leave you with no clear path to resolve the issue.
This isn't how creators should be treated.
I want to share what's happened to me so far.
My page was flagged for "inauthentic engagement" even though my views had already dropped significantly the month before. If engagement was already low, how does that make it inauthentic?
Then Meta put my previous month's earnings on hold — money that had already been earned before any of these issues appeared.
I've spent hours talking to support, only to receive the same copy-paste responses and endless instructions to "wait for the review outcome," without anyone clearly explaining what rule I supposedly violated.
Creators are encouraged to chase bonuses and milestones, but when you're close to reaching them, sudden restrictions and penalties seem to appear out of nowhere.
What makes it even more concerning is that since I started speaking publicly about this situation, my reach has dropped dramatically. Posts that would normally reach thousands of people are now barely being seen.
So first they remove your monetization, then they hold your earnings, provide no real explanation, and leave you with no clear path to resolve the issue.
This isn't how creators should be treated.
