Borilla
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Did jarvee solved the problem?
Hes right there are private bots that solved the problem totally.
All accs from the loop are working again like normal.
How to get out of the challenge verification loop on Instagram?
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Hes right there are private bots that solved the problem totally.
All accs from the loop are working again like normal.
krmudvayne
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Still waiting also - im using FL and i got loops on couples of my accounts... FL seems dont have intention on solving issue.. i emailed them saying that others bot already solved this issue (i confirmed it few days ago).. but FL just replied to me to use another proxy..lol
I just submited a similar ticket so hope get different answer. On the other side, from the accounts who got in it last friday a lot of them got out already. But other ones got in the loop now, so hope it gets solved soon
Stiletto
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rootjazz
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It won't they are different systems. The website / browser does not have any blocks on accounts / proxies. Accounts that loop will login to the website without issue
If you have an account you want me to test, as always send it, I know you know where
So far, I have not seen first hand any bot that can log in on a proxy that has the loop. I have been told some say they have, but when I test, no, they still loop
colorme
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My opinion is to slow down on botting. If you haven't experienced any problems, great. Go back to your settings and slow them down.
If you got hit, sad to hear. Stop all action for a few days and start extremely slow.
And stay away from engagement/pod groups. If you're not following each other and then you're liking their posts, algorithm thinks you're in an engagement group. By the way, don't come with the story of Explorer page. If your post is not showing on Explorer (and IG knows that your post is not), then there is no way someone will find your post unless it was on a website, and IG gets the referrer info from that website before the Like button is clicked.
Oh, unless you're getting likes from huge accounts (which IG gives more freedom to), any other account liking yours is considered an engagement group.
IG is getting nasty.
If you got hit, sad to hear. Stop all action for a few days and start extremely slow.
And stay away from engagement/pod groups. If you're not following each other and then you're liking their posts, algorithm thinks you're in an engagement group. By the way, don't come with the story of Explorer page. If your post is not showing on Explorer (and IG knows that your post is not), then there is no way someone will find your post unless it was on a website, and IG gets the referrer info from that website before the Like button is clicked.
Oh, unless you're getting likes from huge accounts (which IG gives more freedom to), any other account liking yours is considered an engagement group.
IG is getting nasty.
Borilla
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It won't they are different systems. The website / browser does not have any blocks on accounts / proxies. Accounts that loop will login to the website without issue
If you have an account you want me to test, as always send it, I know you know where
So far, I have not seen first hand any bot that can log in on a proxy that has the loop. I have been told some say they have, but when I test, no, they still loop
You must be doing something very wrong or you are using the wrong bots.
I myself tested it today and there are a lot of users in a private section that that relogged in since yesterday.
After all the fake news I was concerned and tested different settings but the accounts run totally fine with old high settings.
Daddykins
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What bot are you using? Some haven't been fixed. I believe Jarvee has. FL has been giving me some issues still.
seanfrancois
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Just wanted to chime in here. I run a large operation with tens of thousands of real IG accounts (set up by companies and individuals), but we're using real phones (automated tapping) over VPN IP. We're not doing any private API stuff — so, possibly our data is useful here.
After the major verification outage last Friday, the service resumed on Wednesday I believe, and for a while, we actually saw the "this was me" prompt on the very phones we used to log in (right after hitting the login button), and we could authorize ourselves by tapping that. Super weird. They fixed that yesterday I believe. Now, on Android, it just shows a blank screen with a refresh icon that does nothing. On iOS, on the same page, it actually loads the screen — which is the "request a code" screen. And starting last night, that also means: endless code loop. We haven't been able to bypass that, regardless of how many times the original account owner taps "this was me", or sends us the code.
The only thing that lifts this lock is a password change. Right after the password change, the next code request works. When you try to add another phone then, it resets and everyone's back in the code loop of death.
We're on the latest IG version, but not the beta one. It's pretty clear they are constantly rolling out updates on this, so we're entirely unclear whether to wait this out, or figure out workarounds.
I do think that the sad solution would be to have 1 IP per IG account. But that's just getting impossible to route (VPN server on all IPs, and VPN clients on each phone have to log in / log out before every operation, insane).
Our operation is a bit different in that we're not trying to fly close to the limits to grow our own accounts with likes/follows but rather just mirror actions the users would do anyway.
We also had different results using the web site to upload, but the downside is that doesn't support videos. And after the outage on Friday, we took down the web uploader.
After the major verification outage last Friday, the service resumed on Wednesday I believe, and for a while, we actually saw the "this was me" prompt on the very phones we used to log in (right after hitting the login button), and we could authorize ourselves by tapping that. Super weird. They fixed that yesterday I believe. Now, on Android, it just shows a blank screen with a refresh icon that does nothing. On iOS, on the same page, it actually loads the screen — which is the "request a code" screen. And starting last night, that also means: endless code loop. We haven't been able to bypass that, regardless of how many times the original account owner taps "this was me", or sends us the code.
The only thing that lifts this lock is a password change. Right after the password change, the next code request works. When you try to add another phone then, it resets and everyone's back in the code loop of death.
We're on the latest IG version, but not the beta one. It's pretty clear they are constantly rolling out updates on this, so we're entirely unclear whether to wait this out, or figure out workarounds.
I do think that the sad solution would be to have 1 IP per IG account. But that's just getting impossible to route (VPN server on all IPs, and VPN clients on each phone have to log in / log out before every operation, insane).
Our operation is a bit different in that we're not trying to fly close to the limits to grow our own accounts with likes/follows but rather just mirror actions the users would do anyway.
We also had different results using the web site to upload, but the downside is that doesn't support videos. And after the outage on Friday, we took down the web uploader.
OSolution
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Then please let him know what bots he should be testing..cause the guy you are quoting, freaking developed one of the bots that is the being used.
rootjazz
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I've test all the ones I have been told have "fixed" the issue.
For obvious reasons I take everything I read with a grain of salt. Until I have seen it myself / performed it myself, I don't take anything as fact.
Now this isn't to say people are lying, just that there are many different issues are play here. The issue one user got solved, perhaps isn't the issue the accounts I am testing are having.
That is always a possibility. But I have been told "XYZ has solve the issue, have you". I check XYZ and no, they haven't. But as I said above and as has been suggested in this thread, there were many different blocks in play.
As it would seem, some causes of blocks seems to either
a) been removed by ISG for the time being (suggested in this thread and other places online)
b) the bots solved those issues
but my experience so far is not all verification loop issues have been fixed (also stated by other users here in this thread.
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seanfrancois
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I can assure you, it does affect Android as well — we're only running Android, no private API or any other hacks, and more than 30% of our accounts are already in endless verification.
Frenzied
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- "Briefly, some people were able to 100% login by deleting all User-Agent headers. They shared the method online on forums, and a few hours later that method stopped working. That change (from workaround to not working anymore) suggests "Instagram is watching, this is NOT a random bug". Why would the 100% working workaround suddenly stop working a few hours after being shared online on spam-forums? ;-)"