Frequency on which i can have automated likes?

[richjtf]

Hey,

I am developing a bot which basically picks ALL instagram links from instagram likes groups (those groups where you have to post one link every 24 hours, but you have to like other peoples links otherwise you get banned) and then likes the urls at a rate of 1 every 11 seconds (it likes the same link with 2 instagram accounts every 11 seconds, no proxies but different user agent/headers/cookies)

So i automated this as doing it manually is a hard task, the bot picked 600 the first day and it liked the links just fine, the second day the bot had already gone through 1800 links and the likes were working fine on both accounts, and then the like functionality got blocked on both accounts (these were both new accounts i created for testing, with no info or profile pic but had my phone number).

So my questions are:

- Is 1 instagram link like by both accounts under the same ip (but different user agents/set cookies) every 11 seconds too often or did those got the like functionality blocked because they were new accounts?

- What would a good rate be for two regular aged accounts? Is 11 seconds okay? 15? 22?

The accounts i plan to use are my personal account and another old account that i have, both old and used manually daily. The program has picked 5000 links now(it stopped liking after the number 1800 something as the liking functionality got blocked on the testing accounts) after the 4th day as i added more groups, would liking a number like this be too much in 4 days? Will my old accounts be safe liking 1 image every 11/15/22 seconds?

 

[ChrisPromoter]

I am running into a "temporarily blocked from liking" problem with all of my 3+ year old accounts I've been using software on for years, and this just started this weekend. I haven't changed the speed or anything, it's been running at the same pace, with the same 8-12 hour daily breaks. So I don't think it's the age of the accounts. Instagram is up to something. Shame, I'd love to have a bot like that myself

 

[klique]

Hey,

I am developing a bot which basically picks ALL instagram links from instagram likes groups (those groups where you have to post one link every 24 hours, but you have to like other peoples links otherwise you get banned) and then likes the urls at a rate of 1 every 11 seconds (it likes the same link with 2 instagram accounts every 11 seconds, no proxies but different user agent/headers/cookies)

So i automated this as doing it manually is a hard task, the bot picked 600 the first day and it liked the links just fine, the second day the bot had already gone through 1800 links and the likes were working fine on both accounts, and then the like functionality got blocked on both accounts (these were both new accounts i created for testing, with no info or profile pic but had my phone number).

So my questions are:

- Is 1 instagram link like by both accounts under the same ip (but different user agents/set cookies) every 11 seconds too often or did those got the like functionality blocked because they were new accounts?

- What would a good rate be for two regular aged accounts? Is 11 seconds okay? 15? 22?

The accounts i plan to use are my personal account and another old account that i have, both old and used manually daily. The program has picked 5000 links now(it stopped liking after the number 1800 something as the liking functionality got blocked on the testing accounts) after the 4th day as i added more groups, would liking a number like this be too much in 4 days? Will my old accounts be safe liking 1 image every 11/15/22 seconds?

There are numerous variables that come into play which are going to determine how many likes you can do before you get blocked.. i.e. account age, proxy, amount of likes performed that hour/day.

So it really gping to come down to testing and basing it off the results you get from your particular setup.

 

[IG Professor]

This is common issue. IG linking accounts based on cookies / IP
You should put limits on your automation task. like less

 

[8bit_production]

I am running into a "temporarily blocked from liking" problem with all of my 3+ year old accounts I've been using software on for years, and this just started this weekend. I haven't changed the speed or anything, it's been running at the same pace, with the same 8-12 hour daily breaks. So I don't think it's the age of the accounts. Instagram is up to something. Shame, I'd love to have a bot like that myself

"running at the same pace" is a huge red flag for any platform. No human would do actions on a website/app repeatedly at the same distance in time... Any good bot would randomize the "pace".

 

[ChrisPromoter]

"running at the same pace" is a huge red flag for any platform. No human would do actions on a website/app repeatedly at the same distance in time... Any good bot would randomize the "pace".

Apologies for not specifying they ARE randomized and my number of likes variegates between 1 and 60 per hour, I was pointing out that this has worked fine for years. My sleep time is randomized too, and it alternates between 8 to 12 hours and at random times of the night, just pointing this out so someone else doesn't assume I'm just willy-nilly managing accounts with no inclination of what I'm doing.

Back to the actual point at hand... I am seeing this all over the place, people are being blocked from liking on a broad scale. It isn't just the OP.