I don't want to defend them because I hate Meta particularly but the problem with transparency or the conversation that most people want to have is that somethi

I don't want to defend them because I hate Meta particularly but the problem with transparency or the conversation that most people want to have is that something that is worth like $50 to them turns into $1000 of time arguing with an account holder about "this doesn't violate", "yes it does". It is easier to stonewall. Like others have said, however, there could be some other mechanism, whether paid for or something for scenarios like this where her account was worth a lot to her and the money could even be refunded if they agree that the red flag was bogus. The other hard problem is that even the fact she works in the adult industry is enough for some people to flag the account. Lots of parents don't like their kids following insta stars who might lead them astray!