Facebook turns a blind eye to posts that harm people’s mental health. They allow disturbing content where a tiny lamb is thrown in front of a giant, crocodile-like creature and torn apart alive—I can still hear the cries of that poor animal in pain. It’s shocking that such cruelty is considered acceptable to share publicly. These videos are not only horrifying but also completely unnecessary. I’ve decided to leave Facebook because these kinds of videos are traumatizing and deeply upsetting. Please tighten your content moderation and do not allow such posts. After all, children have a psychological threshold too. These thoughtless posts are truly shameful, and I strongly condemn them.
I can no longer watch videos on Facebook. It's become a never-ending stream of animal abuse and torture videos, and it's really affecting my mental health. I'm curious as to how and why these videos are permitted on the platform. It's past time for Facebook to either remove or limit such content. Ot...
it's been three whole weeks, I've been totally blocked from sharing my video Reels and doing live streaming on my page for no reason at all! I haven't been able to make any kind of post at all! reached out to Facebook like 50 times through their problem-reporting feature and still haven't gotten ...
Facebook is arbitrarily limiting my posts. There are no penalties on my profile or page, so I'm not sure what's going on. My posts get very few likes, compared to similar ones that used to get 5,000 likes each. The engagement has abruptly ended. I contacted Facebook to inquire about the reason, but ...
I am absolutely furious with Facebook! My account has been permanently closed, but they've provided absolutely no information whatsoever! I have no id...
Dear Facebook support team, please forward my complaint to a foreign unit that can at least really help on the issue and have a chance to intervene. Even though I complained about dozens of illegal betting advertisements, you do not take them down, you cannot detect the criminal element in the adver...
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