How do bans end?

Methodology

• Only cases whose owners ticked the box to share the outcome are counted. Sharing is off unless they choose it when they record how the case ended.
• Outcomes are restored, denied or no reply. False alarms and cases closed for other reasons say nothing about how Meta answered, so they’re left out.
• Every row is a group of at least 10 cases. Smaller groups are dropped, never rounded up or merged, so no row can point to a person or an account.
• Time to outcome is the median number of days from the ban to the outcome the owner recorded.
• A route counts when the owner marked it as filed. One case can count under several routes, so routes don’t add up to the total.
• The report is published once a month and never changed afterwards. It reflects people who use Minarva, not everyone who is banned.

Only Meta can restore an account, and we can’t guarantee it will. Minarva is independent and not affiliated with Meta. This is general information, not legal advice.