Roughly 30 days back, someone I know published a post that included details about the US vendor they use. It got flagged by the platform right away. After they appealed for a review, the whole account got removed for breaking the rules. Organic conversations between regular users are being treated with extreme severity.Flowerss said:
Lately, while I've been scrolling endlessly on TikTok, I keep seeing ads pop up that showcase peptide manufacturing facilities, all claiming to be 'genuine Chinese sources.' A bunch of them are obviously made with AI, and the rest just look cheap.
Of course, I'd never actually buy anything from an ad on social media—they come across as super sketchy!
I was just curious if anyone here has any details or personal stories about these.
But around that same period, my feed has been flooded with paid promotions from telehealth companies pushing those very same products.
That looks like a glaring double standard to me. Ordinary accounts and personal threads get shut down in no time, yet business medical services can run aggressive paid ad campaigns without issue.
- Have any of you also noticed a jump in these sponsored telehealth ads?
- Did anyone else have their personal posts flagged or lose an account lately?
