What happens if I repeatedly have content I’ve posted removed for violating someone else’s intellectual property (copyright or trademark) rights?

If you repeatedly post content that infringes someone else’s intellectual property rights, your account may be disabled or your Page removed under Facebook’s repeat infringer policy. 

Your ability to post photos or videos may be limited, and you could also lose access to certain features or functionality on Facebook. 

The actions taken under the policy may depend on the nature of the reported content and where it was posted. 

If something you posted is restored due to an appeal or because a rights owner withdrew their report, we’ll take that restoration into account under our repeat infringer policy.

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