Has Insti blocked my devices or ip?

[gt911]

I have been into this for over 4 years and it never happened to me before.

I used like 4 different devices to manage over 20 accounts. All of a sudden, every time I tried to log in, it tells me it has detected suspicious activity, it asks me for a captcha and then to add a phone number to get the verification code.

The number on it does not receive anything, I have to use a brand new number to get the code, and, most of the time, after hitting "send" it sends me back to the log in screen.

I tried on my computer and it is working, at least it let me send the code to a new number, but as soon as I log in in any of my cell phones, the issue starts.

Any advice? Thanks

 

[instagramuser10]

each account have its own phone number or you use same number for more than one account ?

 

[gt911]

each account have its own phone number or you use same number for more than one account ?

I have used same number every 2 accounts. Even using a new number now, the issue persists

 

[eNzim]

Unfortunately, it is highly probably your device is flagged. Or your Ip. I mean even if you use a different proxy for each account (which is highly recommended) there are device ids, advertising ids, unique ids etc that IG logs. So for some time they are ok with it, but if you use it for multiple accounts, it will definitely raise flags. If you earn enough from it, buy a few cheap android phones and move on.

 

[gt911]

Unfortunately, it is highly probably your device is flagged. Or your Ip. I mean even if you use a different proxy for each account (which is highly recommended) there are device ids, advertising ids, unique ids etc that IG logs. So for some time they are ok with it, but if you use it for multiple accounts, it will definitely raise flags. If you earn enough from it, buy a few cheap android phones and move on.

Thanks, should I keep using the same source of internet or data plan?

 

[eNzim]

Thanks, should I keep using the same source of internet or data plan?

I'd use a new device with a good proxy.

 

[instagramuser10]

last 3 month was getting same issue

on some account it just tells me it has detected suspicious activity, then give me choice to send the code on phone or email

but on one account it ask me to add phone number to the account , i got the message like 5 times , then the account banned

also i changed the ip , device , still get same message

 

[Prototype127]

last 3 month was getting same issue

on some account it just tells me it has detected suspicious activity, then give me choice to send the code on phone or email

but on one account it ask me to add phone number to the account , i got the message like 5 times , then the account banned

also i changed the ip , device , still get same message

Same with me .. but when i switch wifi to mobile internet it seems to be fine bcoz Instagram tracks every single device which is connected to the same wifi on which you were action blocked before.

 

[Prototype127]

did this solve it?

Yes... and you can use your wifi again after somedays

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Your number is abused i guess.
What happened to your number? It happens when the number is used among multiple accs...

 

[Highlander22]

I have been into this for over 4 years and it never happened to me before.

I used like 4 different devices to manage over 20 accounts. All of a sudden, every time I tried to log in, it tells me it has detected suspicious activity, it asks me for a captcha and then to add a phone number to get the verification code.

The number on it does not receive anything, I have to use a brand new number to get the code, and, most of the time, after hitting "send" it sends me back to the log in screen.

I tried on my computer and it is working, at least it let me send the code to a new number, but as soon as I log in in any of my cell phones, the issue starts.

Any advice? Thanks

Are you loging on wi-fi or data plan?

 

[Prototype127]

Are you loging on wi-fi or data plan?

Wifi. Make sure you are not using a new account

 

[tum01]

It’s critical to switch to mobile proxies at first