Acceptable Use
Instayar runs on Meta’s official API, so every rule Meta sets for content, advertising and messaging applies directly to your account. This page summarises those rules so you don’t lose your account or your automations.
Why this page matters
Your Instagram account is yours, but Meta writes the rules. Breaking them can mean a rejected ad, restricted messaging, or a fully disabled account — and every automation you built stops with it.
Instayar cannot lift a restriction Meta has applied. Following the rules from the start is the only reliable path.
Meta changes these rules without notice. If you are unsure whether something you want to send or promote is allowed, ask Instayar support before you publish it.
Meta advertising standards — Health & Wellness
If you work in weight loss, supplements, cosmetics, skincare or medical services, this section applies to you directly.
Prohibited — your ad will be rejected
Allowed, but restricted to 18+ audiences
No age restriction
Acceptable use of messaging automation
These are Instayar’s rules of use. Because Instayar runs on Meta’s official API, breaking them puts your Instagram account at risk as well as your Instayar account.
Harassment and discrimination
Other people’s private information
Illegal and harmful activity
Gambling and regulated activities
Spam, fraud and impersonation
Link and redirect abuse
Platform integrity
Third-party platform policies
Consent and opt-out
Consent is what separates healthy automation from spam. These principles are not optional.
- Only message people who started the conversation or gave explicit consent
- Consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous — pre-ticked or hidden consent does not count
- People must be able to withdraw consent at any time, and it must be easy
- Stop sending immediately once someone opts out
- Respect Meta’s messaging windows; do not send promotional messages outside them
- Identify yourself clearly — people should know which business they are talking to
What happens if the rules are broken
Enforcement is usually graduated, but a severe violation can go straight to a permanent ban.
- 1A warning or in-product notice
- 2Specific messaging channels restricted
- 3Temporary account suspension
- 4Permanent ban of the account and any associated accounts
- 5Notification to Meta and other platform partners
- 6Referral to law enforcement where required
This page is a summary for your awareness and is not legal advice. You remain responsible for the content you send through Instayar.