Published 17:01 19 Jul 2025 GMT+1 Meta reportedly suspended the business owners accounts after she posted a video of her dogs A business owner claims she lost ’75 percent’ of her revenue after Meta was said to have suspended her accounts over an innocent video of her dogs. Rochelle Marinato, the managing director of Pilates World Australia, says she received an email from Meta – the company which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp – after sharing a video of three of her dogs looking out of a window on her personal account on 28 June. As reported by Sky News Australia, the mum-of-four said Instagram accused her of breaching community standards on ‘child sexual exploitation, abuse and nudity’. Her personal account was suspended, as well as her Pilates World’s business account. “I received an email from Meta letting me know my account had been suspended,” she told the outlet. “There were no humans in the video.” Business owner Rochelle Marinato said she lost 75 percent of revenue while her Instagram account was down (YouTube/Sky News Australia) The Gold Coast entrepreneur, who has been in touch with Meta 22 times, appealed the suspension – but it was denied by Meta AI
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