Facebook deactivating account's

[Kvelicka1228]

Hey, i am wondering, why facebook deactivating new recently created account's first of all they ask my to verify identify by sending them my photo, then they disabling it, i was able to regain acess, but still they disabled them again, actually that's may be problem that's i had alot of accoun'ts right?

But otherwise, i created them with Multiloginapp, without fingerprint's by using Mobile wifi shared on my computer, so where could be the problem?

 

[rimvy]

Do you even use proxies, or you create all accounts from multiloginapp with the same IP?

 

[Kvelicka1228]

Do you even use proxies, or you create all accounts from multiloginapp with the same IP?

I said, each account has unique IP (mobile IP)

 

[rimvy]

How do they get unique IP, if your mobile internet only has 1 IP?

 

[satyr85]

without fingerprint's

You think that you didnt leave finregprints.
But this does not mean you really created accounts without fingerprints.
Multilogin app dont mean no fingerprints.

How do they get unique IP, if your mobile internet only has 1 IP?

OP is probably restarting router each time he change account, in this way he should have different IP after every restart.

 

[Kvelicka1228]

You think that you didnt leave finregprints.
But this does not mean you really created accounts without fingerprints.
Multilogin app dont mean no fingerprints.


OP is probably restarting router each time he change account, in this way he should have different IP after every restart.

That's right, each time i am restarting... So, what would be the advice to get few fresh account's? So i could warm up them

 

[NikolOrion]

so, same phone but different IP's? hmmmmm

 

[Kvelicka1228]

so, same phone but different IP's? hmmmmm

That makes no sense, since the phone each time share a new IP to my laptop.

 

[rimvy]

Tested minute ago, and yeah every time you disconnect from the internet on phone and reconnect, you always get different IP.

 

[pr0j3ctx]

Facebook has lots of data and if something is a little bit off (e.g. using weird e-mail provider + no cookies + ..) then they will hit you with that img verification
And a normal user only has to spend 1 minute to take a selfie and verify it so in their eyes it's a very effective block for the spammers

It's not IP based, trust me. They know that people have access to residential IP's and all of that nowadays
It takes lots of knowledge to properly create mass amounts of accounts, so get informed on tips and tricks

And use clean dedicated IP's, easier to manage. Don't log in each time, extract and save your cookies for next logins

 

[Internet-Marketer]

OP is probably restarting router each time he change account, in this way he should have different IP after every restart.

I am also getting new ip after every restart but Facebook keep asking for photo verification although I dont send any friend request or join any group. Now I am thinking to buy dedicated proxy!

 

[pr0j3ctx]

I am also getting new ip after every restart but Facebook keep asking for photo verification although I dont send any friend request or join any group. Now I am thinking to buy dedicated proxy!

Read my previous post. Imagine you are a person and your friend told you to make a Facebook account just for the fun of it
Imagine using your own personal e-mail account

Try it, use an gmail.com account with a RANDOM name. Facebook will definitely mark accounts as a bit suspicious if they have the same name as another existing one
so just make up a random name, don't use a generator
use a gmail.com
create account on your main browser, don't clear cookies
use a semi-dedicated IP

see if that works. If it does, my theory is proven right

 

[Kvelicka1228]

Read my previous post. Imagine you are a person and your friend told you to make a Facebook account just for the fun of it
Imagine using your own personal e-mail account

Try it, use an gmail.com account with a RANDOM name. Facebook will definitely mark accounts as a bit suspicious if they have the same name as another existing one
so just make up a random name, don't use a generator
use a gmail.com
create account on your main browser, don't clear cookies
use a semi-dedicated IP

see if that works. If it does, my theory is proven right

Going to test it with Private IP.

 

[KeenCreator]

Test it with private IP, We think that we are smarter enough to make Facebook fool but sometimes Facebook understands things better than us and don't allow to use multiple IDs even with different IPs.

 

[BloodyNinja]

well, with your setup Multiloginapp will just store cookies and other files in separate containers.
It will still be possible to link your accounts together through browser fingerprinting. Maybe you should try playing with fingerprinting protection technologies.

 

[garyjones027]

If you create few accounts in the same day with the same IP address, your account will be disabled. If you are using the same IP address, then try to create one account weekly. Try to add friends slowly. Clear your cookies when logging out.

 

[Sp3ctrum]

Creating new fb is now very tough, better buy from some one who have already..