Meta consistently ignores the EU's Appeals Centre Europe, failing to provide evidence in 98% of 4,600 cases where users claimed wrongful Facebook and Instagram bans. The independent dispute body found Meta's refusal to engage creates significant frustration for users facing account suspensions and business impacts.

The platform also demonstrates selective enforcement, frequently overturning bans when the BBC intervenes individually. Meta's response starkly contrasts with their stated commitment to resolving user disputes.

Appeals Centre Europe also revealed platforms failed to remove hate speech consistently, with TikTok leaving 83% of flagged content up. The body disagreed with platform moderation decisions 59% of the time when content was available for review, exposing systemic failures in content governance.