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Advertisers have limited predictable recourse if Meta removes a campaign, which creates financial and operational risk for businesses that depend on Meta advertising.
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Current version provides only the provision name without the full excerpt text, representing a structural change in how the policy is documented.
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Advertisers have limited predictable recourse if Meta removes a campaign, which creates financial and operational risk for businesses that depend on Meta advertising.
For businesses, this means ad budgets and campaign continuity are subject to Meta's discretionary enforcement, which may occur without advance notice or a clearly defined appeal path.
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