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29/08/2025

Facebook removes content monetization tools, even if not yet unlocked, due to policy violations, ineligibility, or changes in monetization programs. Specifically, content may be deemed ineligible if it violates policies on originality, violence, or other specific guidelines. Additionally, Facebook may remove tools as part of program consolidations or due to restrictions on specific types of content.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Policy Violations:
Facebook has strict guidelines regarding content that can be monetized.
Violations can include using copyrighted material, posting hateful or offensive content, or spreading misinformation.
Even if a monetization tool is not yet unlocked, past violations can lead to its removal.
Facebook uses technology to detect and flag content that violates its policies, which can result in restrictions or removal of monetization tools.
2. Eligibility Requirements:
Facebook has specific requirements for creators to be eligible for monetization tools.
These requirements may include follower count, engagement levels, and the type of content posted.
If a creator's content or page doesn't meet these requirements, Facebook may remove or restrict access to monetization tools.
3. Changes in Monetization Programs:
Facebook regularly updates its monetization programs and policies.
These changes can result in the removal or modification of certain tools.
For example, Facebook has announced the end of Ads on Reels and the Performance Bonus program, which could affect creators who were previously relying on those tools.
4. Addressing the Issue:
Review Content:
Creators should carefully review their content to ensure it complies with Facebook's policies and guidelines.
Check Monetization Status:
Creators can check their page's monetization status in Facebook's Business Suite or Creator Studio to identify any restrictions or warnings.
Submit Appeals:
If a creator believes their content was unfairly flagged or restricted, they can submit an appeal through Facebook's Business Suite.
Contact Support:
Creators can also contact Facebook support for clarification and assistance.
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