Null policy citation with explicit AI attribution by the reporter — one of the most direct AI attributions in the dataset so far. The reporter states in Tagalog: ‘mukang puro AI na yong tao nyo’ (it seems like it’s all AI), directly attributing the enforcement to automated systems. The Facebook notice format shows a 30-day appeal window from May 1, meaning the window expires May 31, 2026 — two days from intake. If no review outcome is received, the account will be permanently disabled; this record should be updated at that point. The reporter also notes receiving no email and no specification of what was violated — consistent with the null policy citation pattern documented across 6 of 9 records in the dataset. The reporter frames this as a broader pattern (‘Ang dami na DISABLED NA FACEBOOK ACCOUNT’ — ‘so many already disabled Facebook accounts’), suggesting awareness of a systemic enforcement pattern. High X post engagement (5,800 views, 49 likes, verified account reply) indicates the experience resonated widely. Note: Facebook disable notices use a 30-day appeal window, distinct from Instagram suspension notices which show 174–180-day windows; this difference in platform-specific appeal window length warrants tracking.