I agree with other posts that it's unlikely, but hey - they really are good at shooting themselves in the foot. At the moment to comply with laws requiring "acc

I agree with other posts that it's unlikely, but hey - they really are good at shooting themselves in the foot. At the moment to comply with laws requiring "account deletion", I suspect they are doing some kind of automated reading of developers/advertisers privacy policies (or having them poorly read by humans) which results in false positives, which would be fine if it were just a first filter. But they're then disabling the apps on that basis, which is insane. This happened to us yesterday: https://shared-crater-f3a.notion.site/Facebook-is-Breaking-Apps-in-Production-while-Running-Ads-for-them-19ef0d87d97b4f739b1ba2c2ee0af7dd https://shared-crater-f3a.notion.site/Facebook-is-Breaking-A...