Is 1 follow per minute too fast?

[lurker123]

What do you think?

 

[xoxokuroro]

instagram ? what tool are you using ?

 

[SeedPhrase]

too slow

 

[lurker123]

too slow

Are you for real?

 

[Digitly]

not it is not too fast

 

[bartosimpsonio]

It depends. If your account has 1 million followers then no. If it's a brand new acct and starts following 1/min you'll definitely get PVA and follow block notices.

 

[lurker123]

It depends. If your account has 1 million followers then no. If it's a brand new acct and starts following 1/min you'll definitely get PVA and follow block notices.

If I do it the whole day, yes.

 

[ScottyOfAus]

What do you think?

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[Leader777]

It's better to do it from an aged account. U can go with 1 per minute for 30 min or 1 hour then next hour u don't do anything

 

[Magicsmm]

No, It's not.

 

[HustleTong]

I'm currently fine with 45/hr. No blocks in a week.

 

[Thousand Bytes]

A lot of replies are instagram. There is Twitter guys.

If you have blue tick you can follow more per minute.
Otherwise it depend your followers count. But i think following per minute with manually its ok.

 

[rootjazz]

The question makes no sense on it's own.

Limits are not hard and fast like they were 10 years ago. You cannot just do (limit)-1 every 24 hours and be safe. You cannot do (one_tweet_every_secs+1) and be safe. Limits have moved on in complexity.

One tweet every 60 seconds over 24 hours?
One tweet every 60 seconds over an hour?

You can blast out 20 tweets in one minute if you want. But that does not mean you can extrapolate that out 24 hours a day 365 days a year.


rather than looking at limits, look to effectiveness / returns.

 

[kNOCKK]

About 30/h for about 2 weeks no blocks til now

 

[proxygo]

ive had only 2/3 blocks on mass adding - so keep it on the low side for a bit.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Beware tho there are now bot detectors on Twitter run by 3rd parties. BotSentinel and stuff like that.

 

[FUTUR TIM]

It's alright, but you need to randomize it to act more humanlike.

 

[True SEO]

How can you do that with precise time?
I won't suggest you do it that way.
Make it look it like manually done.

 

[Mr Positive]

Slow very slow actually

 

[lurker123]

1 minute/follow has been optimal for me (not following the whole day but a certain amount per day).

I actually tested this just to make sure, I burned an account by doing a follow every 30 seconds today.