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Why do I see a feature blocked message on Facebook?

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  • #1 20052399
    Htomas
    Level 18  
    I`ve been seeing this message for several days now
    "It looks like you were using this feature too quickly and inappropriately. Your ability to use it has been temporarily blocked."
    But it is not explained what function. What could this be about?
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  • #2 20052404
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    If you spam shitty comments like "xddd" or try to explain to a foil that 5G doesn`t cause your brain to fry, Facebook will give you a "short" ban for "abuse".
  • #3 20052429
    Htomas
    Level 18  
    OPservator wrote:
    If you spam shitty comments like "xddd" or try to explain to a foil that 5G doesn`t cause your brain to fry, Facebook will give you a "short" ban for "abuse".

    Thanks. But that`s not what I do. Apparently, however, Facebook`s censorship has its own strange rules
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  • #4 20052433
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    Sure, you have your own rules, people can call others names like f, f, etc., and they don`t get banned, but if I write something right-wing, but without vulgarity, I immediately get banned for disinformation, discrimination, harassment, or whatever the informer clicks on. I don`t even want to appeal, I simply stopped using Facebook for Twitter.
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  • #5 20052445
    Htomas
    Level 18  
    Well... this is what "democracy" looks like these days. Supposedly freedom of speech, but try to have a different opinion. And censoring private messages on Messenger is the height
  • #6 20052449
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    I only know a few "photos" on Messenger that are classified as pedophilia because somewhere far away in the frame on the beach there is a child as God created, it`s such a cluster of pixels that you can`t see anything anyway, and even if they are, bans are imposed even for the cropped image. version of this photo where the kid is no longer there. You`re automatically banned for 30 days, even if you`ve never been banned before :D
  • #7 20052466
    Mobali
    Level 43  
    Htomas wrote:
    What could this be about?
    It`s probably best to ask the source, because it`s really hard to understand the intricacies of their censorship policy.
    Htomas wrote:
    Thanks. But that`s not what I do
    But you`re probably doing something completely different that FB qualifies as a different kind of thought crime ;-)
    OPservator wrote:
    ...I simply stopped using Facebook
    I definitely recommend this solution. Short and to the point ;-)
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #8 20052474
    Htomas
    Level 18  
    I wrote to Facebook, but heaven knows if anyone will do anything about it
    As for censoring "nudity". I wonder if this is due to too primitive software or conscious decisions
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  • #9 20052493
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    FB has algorithms, this picture is simply in the algorithm, hence the automatic ban. Nevertheless, punishing for unreported PRIVATE conversations is, in my opinion, worse than very incorrect and disturbing.

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    I`ve touched on this topic before, although not on the internet, but let me quote - nothing on the Internet should be taken seriously, especially from unverified, unverified sources.

    Common data leaks or simply spoofing on the Internet and someone can get the police on your neck through stupid Facebook.

    I can brazenly say nonsense on the Internet, such as that I keep 20 dead ladies of easy virtue in the basement and no one has the right to take it seriously, it is in no way proof of anything, especially since you can`t "feel" sarcasm in the tone of my voice on the Internet :)

    Hence, in my opinion - what`s the point of not being anonymous online if no one can prove to you that the post on your account was not shared by a third party who somehow came into possession of your account login details - especially since Facebook does not share such data to law enforcement agencies (except the FBI and CIA).
  • #10 20052505
    Mobali
    Level 43  
    OPservator wrote:
    since no one can prove to you that the post on your account was not shared by a third party who somehow came into possession of your account login details
    This is pure nonsense.
    OPservator wrote:
    ...especially since Facebook does not share such data with law enforcement agencies (except the FBI and CIA).
    And I treat this as a joke ;-)
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #11 20052550
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    Does your friend have experience? Is it based on "I think"?
  • #12 20054899
    iagre
    Level 35  
    Htomas wrote:
    "It looks like you were using this feature too quickly and inappropriately. Your ability to use it has been temporarily blocked."

    On a backup FB account a few years ago, I had a similar message regarding looking at other people`s profiles. After a few weeks everything returned to normal.
  • #13 20055022
    Htomas
    Level 18  
    iagre wrote:
    On a backup FB account a few years ago, I had a similar message regarding looking at other people`s profiles. After a few weeks everything returned to normal.

    It`s back to normal for me too. But this shows that the level of surveillance of Facebook users is very high. Now I read in a certain group that people got banned for critical statements about Ukraine :cry:
  • #14 20055121
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    Htomas wrote:
    Now I read in a certain group that people got banned for critical statements about Ukraine

    No joke, I don`t discuss political topics, but when I see that the Ukrainians are counting "Russian losses" in terms of how many bullets they fired, it makes me laugh. Propaganda works both ways at its best.
  • #15 20154852
    fajnekontoxd123
    Level 1  
    OPservator wrote:
    If you spam shitty comments like "xddd" or try to explain to a fool that 5G doesn`t cause your brain to fry, Facebook will give you a "short" ban for "abuse".

    Do you know how long it takes for such notifications to stop popping up?[/quote]
  • #16 20155028
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    Probably no longer than 24 hours, for me it usually takes 30-120 minutes.
  • #17 20287960
    mario1978
    Level 12  
    I also received such a message on FB a moment ago.
    Earlier, in a private message, I talked about current events in Poland. In a private message, I provided a link to onet ("AP sources: a missile fired by Ukraine probably fell on Poland"), where it was written that the rocket that killed two Poles was an S-300 missile launched by Ukraine.

    It has already gotten to the point where people are banned from social media for private conversations. It`s even scary to provide a link to an article from a national news portal!

Topic summary

Users are encountering a "feature blocked" message on Facebook, indicating that they have been using certain features too quickly or inappropriately. The exact feature causing the block is often unclear. Discussions reveal that bans can result from perceived abusive behavior, such as spamming or expressing controversial opinions, particularly regarding political topics. Users report that even private messages can lead to bans, and the enforcement of Facebook's censorship policies appears inconsistent and opaque. Some users have experienced temporary bans that resolve after a few hours to days, while others express frustration over the platform's high level of surveillance and censorship.
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