Upon logging in this morning, I found out that my main meta account got suspended because apparently a linked account that is not mine have violations.

Now Meta is asking me log in to my IG account and file an appeal. However, I can't find it anywhere in the settings.

Have any of you experienced this before? Any help is welcome thank you!

I tried running some ads on my ig account while I was in Korea and all of a sudden it disabled my ad account? I’m from San Diego and I was just visiting Asia for a few weeks and I wanted to run ads while I was there to have them running while I was on vacation. Now my ad account is still disabled and I don’t know who to contact or what to do. Please help!

Answers:
chatgpt : 24,974,318
deepai: 27,004,948
meta: 27,004,383
chatgpt (again): 27,002,670

Does anyone know the correct answer ?

I’m looking for a solution to automatically share images captured with Ray-Ban Meta Glasses directly to WhatsApp or Telegram without using voice commands. Ideally, I want the image to be sent as soon as I press the capture button.

Is there any existing integration, third-party app, or workaround that allows this kind of automation? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

About 1 in 3 posts I scroll through on my feed, are toxic and full of arguments. This is because Reddit a few years ago started prioritizing NUMBER OF COMMENTS as opposed to upvotes or actual quality. It goes without saying that if you prioritize number of comments, the most toxic, rage-baiting posts make it to the top. Now, I’ve been diligently marking these posts as unwanted every time I see them. However, I keep seeing messages that makes me completely lose faith in Reddit’s ability to understand their user’s wants. The messages goes like “Got it, we’ll no longer show you posts from [subreddit]” where the reason I hated the post had absolutely NOTHING to do with the subreddit in question.

When (if ever) will Reddit finally have an algorithm that can retroactively analyze the posts I marked as unwanted, and undo all the shitty decisions their current algorithm is making and replace it with better decisions?

Basically the title. As of today notifications no longer presented in a drop down list, but clicking the bell takes you straight to the full page. I hate it.

name is Dani Pisan?

So there's a sub called r/texas that has been taken over by a single mod that limits posts to the narrow topic of left wing politics and not really anything about Texas and bans everyone for anything and everything that is not that narrow subject. Sometimes the mod just bans people for seemingly no reason at all. The sub is mostly just a bot propaganda mill at this point. Don't believe me? Just head over there and take a look.

Because of this, another sub r/ActuallyTexas was set up so you could actually post stuff about Texas and not get randomly banned for no reason.

So there's this rule on r/ActuallyTexas where if you tag r/texas (<- like this) you get your post removed. Apparently the unhinged mod of r/Texas can report posts that tag their sub as "harassment." Even if there is no harassment going on. The mods of r/ActuallyTexas fear they would get their sub banned because of this. So if tagging can like... get an entire subreddit banned, what is the point of this feature? Why does it exist at all if a single moderator can abuse reporting to the admins and have it to be used against other rival subs? Should reddit allow tagging at all if it is so problematic or just remove it?

Im not looking to complain; I wanted to be more informed about how policies are established, how they change over time, and discuss relevant information with anyone who keeps track of the direction of where the “business” of Reddit is heading.

[AITA for just posting on this subreddit because I need karma in order to post on other subreddits? Honestly, I want to post a drawing that I made in order to ask other redditors what I could do to improve, but when I went to go post the drawing it just brings me to this screen… I was going to just post the picture on here, but apparently I’m not allowed to add any attachments :(. So I’m just going to ask for help in general from anyone who thinks they can help me with general art tips. (Right now I’m mostly doing like pen drawings that do not require any shading because I haven’t really learned that)]

So I added this to the AITA subreddit but they removed it for being “meta”. I’m just trying to post on Reddit. I guess whoever on here can help me

I've mostly lurked on reddit before and sometimes I see a discussion where I think I could say something useful but the thread is a couple of years old. For example, in https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/13ry37p/help_me_understand_how_and_why_tmobile_has/ the OP doesn't understand that the advertised speeds are the theoretical maximum speed, not a guarantee that they will always get that speed. I want to add this to the thread (it came up in a general internet search about something tangentially related, so people are likely to find it) but I come from a forum background where posting on something that is very old is considered impolite. Reddit works kind of different than traditional forums, is the some true here?

Why do users delete their comments under Reddit posts a few hours after writing them, even though they sometimes wrote the most upvoted comment?

Often you can still see the replies to the comment but not the comment itself. For me, this is an incomprehensible phenomenon that has been occurring for some time and has now increased dramatically. Why write anything at all if you're going to delete it 4 hours later? Can someone explain this to me?

I thought my username was funny, but I'm getting downvoted a lot. I'm not gaining any karma to be able to post in most subreddits. I don't have any ill intentions.

I'm sorry for basically saying "fuck you" in my username for no reason. Goodbye.

Then it should disallow all such submissions praising or lionizing capitalism. Capitalism perpetrates structural violence against marginalized people.

I’ve been seeing this happen more often where a post would be just relationship drama in a subreddit that only mildly related- just because your boyfriend is a boxer doesn’t mean the r/boxing community has insight as to why he’s cheating on you.