Social Media Account Recovery

Summary

Repeated social media account suspensions can be distressing. Review Facebooks Community Standards and appeal suspensions through their help center. Consider using different profile details temporarily. Gather evidence of wrongful reporting and document interactions with Facebook support. If unresolved, consult a legal professional for potential harassment or defamation claims.

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My name is Patrick I'm 26 years old from Suffolk County New York *
Hi Patrick! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Hi my name is Dale Karikas and I am Patrick's brother someone kept repeatedly reporting Patrick's account on Facebook and he lost his accounts. Patrick tried new emails logging in at the library he tried making new accounts but everytime they see his name they shut it down.
Hello Dale! It sounds frustrating for Patrick to have his accounts repeatedly shut down. While social media platforms have their own policies, Patrick could consider the following steps:
- Review Facebook's Community Standards to ensure compliance.
- Appeal the account suspension through Facebook’s help center.
- Consider using a different name or profile details temporarily.

Has Patrick tried contacting Facebook directly through their support channels?
This situation is causing Patrick lots of emotional distress
I'm sorry to hear about Patrick's distress. While dealing with social media issues can be frustrating, there are a few more steps he can consider:
- Gather any evidence of wrongful reporting or harassment.
- Document all interactions with Facebook support.
- If the situation doesn't improve, consider consulting with a legal professional about potential harassment or defamation claims.
Would you like more information on how to contact a legal professional for assistance?
Give me an example police report
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Here's a simplified example of what a police report might look like:
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Police Report
Report Number: [*]
Date and Time: October *, *, *:* PM
Reporting Officer: Officer John Doe
Location: Suffolk County, New York
Complainant: Patrick [Last Name], 26 years old
Description of Incident:
On October *, *, at approximately *:* PM, Patrick [Last Name], hereafter referred to as "Complainant," reported an incident involving repeated harassment through social media. The Complainant stated that his Facebook accounts have been repeatedly reported and subsequently shut down. Despite creating new accounts and using different emails, the accounts continue to be suspended shortly after creation.
The Complainant suspects that individuals are maliciously reporting his accounts, causing emotional distress. The Complainant has tried contacting Facebook support but has not received a satisfactory resolution.
Actions Taken:
- Advised the Complainant to gather evidence of wrongful reporting or harassment.
- Recommended documenting all interactions with Facebook support.
- Suggested considering legal consultation if the issue persists.
Signature:
Officer John Doe
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This is a general example and might not fit all real-life situations, but it gives an idea of how information is organized in a police report.