My name is Jared and I work on Facebook's Ad Policy team and I wanted to chime in and correct some facts. In this situation one user maintained multiple ad accounts, one of which triggered an independent safety mechanism that resulted in that one ad account being temporarily disabled. Out of respect to user privacy, that is all I can really share. Here is how it works - as long as an ad is not illegal or violent in any way or as a result of repeat offenses we disable the ad not the advertiser or user account.
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My name is Jared and I work on Facebook's Ad Policy team and I wanted to chime in and correct some facts. In this situation one user maintained multiple ad accounts, one of which triggered an independent safety mechanism that resulted in that one ad account being temporarily disabled. Out of respect to user privacy, that is all I can really share. Here is how it works - as long as an ad is not illegal or violent in any way or as a result of repeat offenses we disable the ad not the advertiser or user account.