How to Recover a Disabled Facebook Account: Facebook (“FB” for short) is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. Facebook is the largest social networking service on the internet with over 2.2 billion active users;
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Well, if you’re among the over 2.2 billion Facebook users and also looking for tips on how you can recover a blocked or disabled Facebook account, this guide will help you straight up. All that you need to do is to follow the instructions outlined here with keen attention.
How Do I Recover a Disabled Facebook Account?
If you mistakenly disabled or deactivated your Facebook account, there is no point to worry because you can reactivate it back. The procedure for reactivating a deactivated or blocked Facebook account is simple. All that you need do is to login Facebook. To login Facebook, enter www.facebook.com in your browser and enter your login details in the spaces provided and click Login. Once you do that, your account will be reactivated immediately.
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On the other hand, if your Facebook account was disabled by Facebook for reasons best known to them, you will need to fill an appeal form. In the form, you have to explain what you think was the reason why your account was blocked. If your reasons are okay, Facebook will reactivate your account for you. If not, forget you may need to signup another fresh Facebook account. Also, if you delete your account, you won’t be able to recover it. Delete Facebook accounts are not recoverable. Here. we’ll show you how you can recover your disabled account and how you can submit an appeal form to Facebook.
How to Reactivate Your Deactivated Facebook Account
If your account was deactivated temporarily by you, you can reactivate. Mind you that when you scheduled your Facebook account for deletion, you’ve 14 days to reactivate it. If the 14 days elapses, your account will be deleted permanently.
So if you suddenly change your mind within the 14 days grace period, you can reactivate your Facebook account by following our helpful tips below;
1. Enter www.facebook.com in your browser and click to search
2. On the Facebook homepage, navigate to the login section
3. Enter your either your email address or username. You can use either your email address or username that is associated with your Facebook account.
4. Enter your Facebook password. Note, use the password you’ve been using before to access your account.
5. Finally, click Login. The login button is located very close to the password box. Once you do that, you’ll be taken directly into your account. On your account, click on the cancel deletion button to continue to your account for full accessibility. Hmm…welcome back to Facebook. Now you can start interacting once more with your friends on the giant social networking site.
How to Submit an Appeal Form to Facebook
The above procedure on how to recover your disabled Facebook account only works for a self-deactivated account whose deletion scheduled period has not elapsed. However, if your account was blocked by Facebook, you will have to submit an appeal form to them describing what you think was the reason why your account was blocked. And why Facebook have to reactivate your account for you. To submit an appeal form to Facebook, do the following;
1. Log on to
https://www.facebook.com/, Login with your email and password. Note that if you do that and your account opens normally that it’s not blocked. On the other hand, if when you click login and you see a message telling you that your account has been disabled, it simply means that you have to submit an appeal to Facebook for further scrutiny of your account.
3. Then, check the link (submit appeal) that is under the “if you think your account was mistakenly disabled, please”. When you click on the “submit appeal”, the appeal form will display for you to fill. Fill the form accordingly, ensuring to provide all the information required of you. Please note that if the form opens a page that requires you to log out, close your browser and then re-open it. You may also need to clear your browser’s cookies before you can continue.
4. Login your account as usual by entering either your email address, username, or phone number and your password in the spaces provided. Then click the login button to continue.
5. Enter your full name in the space provided. Make sure that the names you entered are the ones you used while signing up your Facebook account. If not, nothing is going to happen as the name may not be recognized.
6. Next, upload a picture of your ID (either your driver’s license, a learner’s permit, or a passport)
If you already have either of the pictures in your computer, do the following:
– Click Choose Files
– Select the pictures to upload.
– Click Open
Note that if you don’t have either of the pictures in your device, you’ll need to take the picture of the device and then proceed with the above steps.
7. Add details for your appeal. In the “Additional info” field near the bottom of the page, enter any extra information that you think Facebook should know.
Some things to include are:
– If your legal name is different than your Facebook name.
– If you suspect that your account was hacked by someone.
– If you have visual evidence that someone other than you is responsible for abusive or abrasive actions on your Facebook account.
– If you have been harassed by someone whom you suspect is behind your account’s behavior that led to it being disabled.
8, Finally. click send. Facebook will review your appeal and if it deemed it fit, they will send you a message informing you that your account is now ready.
And guess what?
You’re good to go…
How Do I Recover a Disabled Facebook Account?
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