Facebook Sucks

I’ve been using Facebook since 2011. That’s more than a decade of my life—photos, memories, milestones—everything stored there. I never even bothered printing my pictures because I trusted Facebook. I thought it was safe. After all these years, they just disabled my account—no proper explanation, no real investigation, nothing. Just like that. Gone. Now I understand why some countries don’t trust Facebook. This kind of policy is careless and irresponsible. Real, authentic accounts get disabled, while dummy, fake, and poser accounts are still everywhere. You see them every day—clearly fake—yet they remain active. Meanwhile, accounts with real history, real memories, and real identities get wiped out. I submitted a valid ID. I followed the verification process. I even had registered courier details. And still—useless. All of it meant nothing. So what’s the point of verification if no one actually reviews it properly? Is this a system problem, or are the people handling these cases just not doing their job? Facebook has become weak when it comes to protecting real users. They enforce “strict policies” but forget the human side—people’s memories, years of life, and personal history stored on the platform. I hope the founders or decision-makers recheck this kind of policy. Because Facebook isn’t just an app—it holds people’s lives. And right now, it’s failing the very users who trusted it the most.