FL Verify Account Reoccurence

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Hello all,

As I start setting up a new rig to automate 75 IG accounts using followliker, I have run into an early problem. Every time i stop the run and hit start again it is flagged as suspicious activity and I must re-enter a new security code for each account, each time. The box pops up on FL and I receive an email with the code. Doing this 75 times, and every time I need to tweak a setting is simply not feasible. And yes, I am using private proxies and 2-FA is turned off on the accounts.

So my question is, what is the best workaround for this? Is there a way I can either set up an automation (within followliker) to open the email, extract the 6-digit code and enter it into the security box for me? OR, is there a secret to ensuring that I do not get these security requests ever again? Would be extremely grateful for any assistance :)
 
FL is not the best, the scraping is like 100 in bot years. That said, the problem you're having is not with FL. It's your new gig, starting and stopping the actions.
IG sees a new device and that you're stopping and starting and that does not look normal.
 
Sow hich program would you recommend instead, Jarvee?
 
Sow hich program would you recommend instead, Jarvee?
I'm having the exact same issue with FL myself. Tried all different proxies, general private proxies, now IG-specific private proxies, but still running into these same issues. A big one is the email prompting issue, but also a bunch of weird 400 and 403 errors.... Been running FL since 2013, never had ongoing issues like these! I'm hearing a lot about JARVEE, can anyone shed some light on it for me? Are you guys experiencing the same problems?
 
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Moved 100 accounts from FL to Jarvee about a year ago. Will never go back to FL. Make the switch.
 
Hmmmmmm....

Jarvee has amazing support. Always get a response in 24 hours. It is a much more powerful tool from Account settings, to targeting, to engagement options, etc... There is definitely a learning curve, but you will be glad you made the switch.
 
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