Discord Account Disabled: Reasons and Solutions

Planning to chat with friends, but instead of a warm welcome, Discord greets you with an account deactivation notification? Don't fret, let's sort it out. Contents: How to Tell If My Account is Disabled? Possible Reasons for Blocking What to Do? How to Tell If My Account is Disabled? Recognizing the deactivation of your account is simple: Discord will inform you with a red message upon login and send a ban notification to your email. Sometimes while using Discord, you may get logged out of your account, and re-entry becomes impossible. Possible Reasons for Blocking Like any service, Discord has its rules, and violating them can lead to account deactivation or deletion. When creating a new account on Discord, we agree not to: distribute unwanted content; engage in criminal activities; spam direct messages or customer support; abuse the reporting system; spread viruses; harass users; promote violence, cruelty, suicide, masochism; hack user accounts; violate copyright laws. Pay attention, even something as small as multiple incorrect password attempts can cause account deactivation. Read more about community guidelines on the Discord website. What to Do? If you haven't violated the community guidelines, then your account was likely disabled mistakenly. You can contact Discord support and appeal the deactivation: Go to the support page via the link to submit a request. In the dropdown menu, choose "Trust and Safety." Enter your email address. In the next dropdown menu, select "Appeals, Age Update, Other Questions." And finally, "Complaint about actions against my account or bot." Fill in the subject and description, then click "Submit." Done! The review process may take from 24 hours up to a week. Don't worry, Discord will definitely send you a response! If you did violate Discord's rules, the chances of account recovery are very slim. There's nothing sadder than lost channels, but instead of feeling down, it's easier to create a new account.