How Facebook tracks the websites and put "Confirm" button?

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Hello,

I am testing three days the likejacking with the new Confirm problem that Facebook puts.

When i put the script in a new domain and boost it a little, after a few minutes Facebook put the Confirm button.

I tested in 5 different domains and after that i put the like button visible as usual to a new domain again. Again, after some minutes i get blocked my the "Confirm" button.

I cant understand exactly what facebook tracks and block my domains. Maybe my server's IP or the pages which i boost the website..


Has anyone know something more specific?
 
I noticed this problem by today, from when there is this problem?
Any way to avoid this?

If you like a REAL FAN PAGE it works.
 
yes, with a real fan page of course it works, but real fan pages doesnt have thumb (the new feature to external likes)
 
Also, real fan page likes through the like box don't show up on one's wall.

Don't know which algorithm they use to ban sites... Try google.com, millions of likes and still no confirm button...
 
Of course google will not get a Confirm button never!

Maybe if you use fbml code instead of iframe it catches you faster?
 
Yes I know, so that's why they must have some sort of bans on sites. No matter whether FBML/iframe.
 
its as simple as when ur domain gets to 100 likes they add the confirm button...
 
not true. did a video site on a brand new domain and got the button right from the second or third like on... and sites like google have more than 100 likes and still no button ;)
 
Yes it is not true about 100 likes. I run a viral yesterday which has now 950 likes. It is iframe like button so that's why i said if there is any difference with the fbml way..
 
I used both. No difference at all... Hm, no solution? I am sure there are some JS cracks on this board ;)
 
Ok, v2lethal is not 100% wrong about the 'Confirm' button on facebook externals after 100 likes.

From our testing, it all depends on how fast traffic is sent to the page and how fast the likes come in.

You could have 100 likes or 10,000 likes, as long as it is say within 5 minutes. (not 100% certain) After steady likes appear, this when facebook ads this confirm button.

We have noticed also, on very rare occasions within the past 3 days that we stumbled accross a couple of externals that did not have the Confirm button. The two things they had in common were 1) the like button was also visible on the page as well as hidden and 2) the domain was very generic and not keyword targeted.

The best thing that you can do is keep on experimenting with domain extentions and names, scripts and type of coding until you find out the root factors causing the confirm button.

good luck to all, and if you have any other information on this and a possible work around or if you believe I may be wrong about anything that I have written; please do inbox me.
 
Yes, i tested too and i saw that they track you by how fast traffic is sent to the website
 
But recent news article on BBC or whatever will get much more traffic that our sites and still retain the button... So they will have some kind of trust score as well?
 
Of course.. Big and trusted sites dont get in the eye of the facebook
 
i found a viral website and it use a clickjacking this site have no confirm button and work flawlessly, and its really viral everytime i visit the site it has more or less 200 current visitors
 
Hm, I clicked and didn't auto-like... The frame only seems to come from time to time.
 
Just copied his exact code on two different domains - one got the confirm button, one didn't (yet)...
 
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