October 13, 2026
How to Request Review of Removed Content on Facebook (2026 Guide)

Facebook removed your post, video, or photo? You have the right to request a review of removed content on Facebook. Here is exactly how the process works in 2026 — and what to do when the standard review does not work.
How to Request Review of Removed Content on Facebook
- Go to your Support Inbox: Facebook Settings → Help & Support → Support Inbox.
- Find the removed content under “Your alerts”.
- Click the alert to see why Facebook removed it.
- Click “Request Review” (or “Disagree with decision”).
- Explain briefly why you believe the removal was a mistake. Be factual and polite.
- Submit and wait — Facebook usually responds within a few days.
What Happens After You Request Review?
Facebook re-examines your content — sometimes with human reviewers, sometimes automated. You will get a notification with the final decision: either the content is restored or the removal is upheld.
If Your Review Request Is Rejected
- Check the exact policy cited — understanding the rule helps you argue better.
- Try the Oversight Board — for significant cases, Facebook’s independent Oversight Board accepts appeals.
- Re-upload carefully — if the content itself is fine, a modified re-upload may survive.
- Get professional help — repeated rejections often need an expert approach.
Common Reasons Content Gets Removed
- Automated false positives (very common with videos)
- Mass reporting by competitors or bad actors
- Copyright or trademark flags
- Actual policy violations
Need Help Getting Content Restored?
If Facebook keeps rejecting your review requests, message us on WhatsApp — we help with content restoration and removal cases every day. Also see our Content Removal Service.