Facebook And Proxy

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Do anyone know if its safe to use 2 fb accounts per proxy as now Facebook is really cracking down and shutdown accounts left to right?.. Or should i just go for 1 account per proxy?
 
It depends on what type of proxies are you using. Residential IPs can carry many accounts at the same time. While datacenter IPs i would recommend to use 1 account per proxy.
 
I use about 3 on each private proxy without problem. Been doing it for a long time.
 
man, running 1 acc in proxy getting prob, if your id old you can use them in 1proxy
 
it's okay if it's only you using that proxy, not public proxy shit.
 
It's much safer to work on 1 proxy per account. It's already difficult to bypass Facebook when it comes to this one, but we can, at least, try :)
 
What proxy providers you guys use?
I use private proxies
I use about 3 on each private proxy without problem. Been doing it for a long time.

How can I know what is a residential IP or a datacenter IP? When I buy proxies it doesn't show any residential IP, any recommendation?
It depends on what type of proxies are you using. Residential IPs can carry many accounts at the same time. While datacenter IPs i would recommend to use 1 account per proxy.

Also, watching this thread cause I need to manage a lot of facebook accounts just to do a few actions sometimes, randomly, not spamming and Im get banned with proxies, even when using a different device ID and browsers. (Virtual Machines, and change browsers tools)
 
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What proxy providers you guys use?


How can I know what is a residential IP or a datacenter IP? When I buy proxies it doesn't show any residential IP, any recommendation?


Also, watching this thread cause I need to manage a lot of facebook accounts just to do a few actions sometimes, randomly, not spamming and Im get banned with proxies, even when using a different device ID and browsers. (Virtual Machines, and change browsers tools)
I use datacenter proxies from anonymous-proxies.net. Never had a problem with them.
 
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