About apparent and apparent warnings from Facebook.
It's back, that very mysterious warning on Facebook that warns many users that they are not using Facebook properly. Unfortunately, this warning is inappropriate on several levels!
On the one hand, many users naturally wonder what exactly they did wrong. You should use Facebook more slowly, have you used Facebook too quickly before? Since this warning window often appears while you are writing a comment, many users naturally assume that you are typing too quickly, but unfortunately the warning continues to appear even if you type more slowly.
Or have you used certain functions too often too quickly? Facebook leaves an answer to the issue open, but only gives the tip to use Facebook more slowly.
Luckily only apparently...
On the other hand, Facebook claims that a feature appears to be not being used properly. Well, we were lucky again that Facebook doesn't assume that you are apparently not using this feature properly (compare: meaning apparently <-> apparently ). Then everything should be fine.
Or has there apparently been a confusion here apparently and apparently? (sic!)
Solution?
We're assuming it's a small bug. Since this message has appeared in spurts in the past and then disappeared again, we believe this time too that there is incorrect analysis in the background.
Unfortunately, Facebook is not transparent here either. At this point, one can only speculate that Facebook interprets some user behavior as automatic regularity and suspects bot behavior.
This message should therefore disappear after a certain period of time, although we cannot define this in more detail.
Update!
Oh, what beautiful irony! As the author of the article, I experienced exactly this error message myself, a full 24 hours after writing this content.
That worked: I logged out and logged in again . Error was gone!
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