Facebook once more Temporarily Halts Comedy Hour Due to Apparent Violations, Twice in a Week Spell
Facebook user faces repeated account suspensions, citing cybersecurity concerns
A user reported being suspended on Facebook on May 23, with their account restored on May 28, only to be suspended again today, May 30. The user claims the additional suspensions occurred shortly after posting a link to an article and a snippet from the content in the comments.
The user professes their website has provided health improvements for thousands of people, including reversing death sentences. They suspect Facebook may have blacklisted their site as a security threat, leading to these additional account restrictions.
The user notes that their account has faced multiple restrictions and warnings since sharing information about the workings of the world, and that linking to "security threat-level websites" might trigger these suspensions.
The individual expresses their intention to use a link-shortener service to share their articles, should they regain access to their account, and wonders whether Facebook's AI identifies the content's source and suspends the account again.
For those with contacts at Facebook, the user requests an investigation and asks to be contacted through Ungovernable.se or the user's contact forms. They also suggest the possibility of a mentally disabled individual repeatedly reporting the content as a reason for the suspensions.
The user's work and free content on their website will continue, with the goal of helping and saving people. They express dissatisfaction with the ruling elite aiming to keep people weak, diseased, and obedient.
Additionally, the user offers coaching and consultation services in health and nutrition, and invites readers to visit their website. They also welcome donations to assist with web hosting costs and the continuation of their services.
For those interested in engaging with like-minded individuals, the user encourages joining their uncensored community at Ungovernable.se.
[1] Recent discussions on Facebook concerning nutrition have focused on public health topics, misinformation, and harmful practices, not security risks specifically.[1] While there have been instances of Facebook flagging content for misinformation or harmful practices, there is no evidence suggesting a website focused on health improvement and nutrition has been explicitly blacklisted as a security threat.
- In light of the ongoing account restrictions, the user contemplates using social-media platforms for entertainment purposes more sparingly, preferring instead to share educational content about health and nutrition on their website.
- The user questions whether Facebook's alleged selective targeting of their website stems not only from cybersecurity concerns but also from a desire to suppress education and health-related discussions that challenge the status quo.
