A Canadian publisher once had 25 million Facebook followers and submitted more than 500,000 ads before Meta shut down its pages in 2020; a US appeals court has now upheld dismissal of its conversion claim

North America World Mon, 02 Nov 2026 21:46:17 GMT Moderate confidence — 73/100

Representative Image (AI-generated)Losing access to a social media account can mean losing years of work, an established audience and an important source of business.
That was the situation faced by a Canadian online publisher whose Facebook pages once attracted around 25 million followers.
The company had submitted more than 500,000 advertisements to Meta over the years, but thousands were rejected for violating advertising policies.

Representative Image (AI-generated)Losing access to a social media account can mean losing years of work, an established audience and an important source of business.
That was the situation faced by a Canadian online publisher whose Facebook pages once attracted around 25 million followers.
The company had submitted more than 500,000 advertisements to Meta over the years, but thousands were rejected for violating advertising policies.

Sources: Times of India