Instagram Jarvee Proxy to Eliminate the Block

[seopenguin]

Anyone have any ideas or suggestions

I'm running into Jarvee blocks, I think because I am using a vps to run Jarvee for my account.

The problem I'm having is that if I use Jarvee on its own and never login to my IG on my phone or computer everything works fine, but the second I use that same IG account on my phone to post an image or to even just browse it almost right away blocks my jarvee.

Is there a way to have it that the vps is coming from the same location as my phone, maybe setup a proxy through my house or job or somewhere near my actual location. Is there any other way for my to be able to use a vps for jarvee and be able to use the same IG account on my phone without it blocking jarvee.

I need to be able to use the IG account both on my phone to post and engage and be able to run jarvee without getting blocked.

I know that it is getting blocked no because of my jarvee setting but because I'm loging in from 2 different places at the same time.

 

[LazyGram420]

Jarvee in general has a high risk of flagging your account. Even if you bypass any sort of block, you'll likely be shadow banned or otherwise lose engagement with Instagram's algorithm. I love Jarvee's interface but if you want to keep your account it's best to use other tools.

 

[seopenguin]

Jarvee in general has a high risk of flagging your account. Even if you bypass any sort of block, you'll likely be shadow banned or otherwise lose engagement with Instagram's algorithm. I love Jarvee's interface but if you want to keep your account it's best to use other tools.

what tool would you suggest

 

[LazyGram420]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I use a tool that simulates normal mouse clicking and browsing, so there's zero chance of Instagram recognizing the automation.

I would suggest learning to program to make your own tools as needed. I will be selling my own bots in the next week or so but am not allowed to post it until I upgrade my membership on BHW. I wish I could suggest a specific tool for you right now but most people keep it to themselves when they find something that works.

 

[duke1921]

Jarvee in general has a high risk of flagging your account. Even if you bypass any sort of block, you'll likely be shadow banned or otherwise lose engagement with Instagram's algorithm. I love Jarvee's interface but if you want to keep your account it's best to use other tools.

I agree with LazyGram420, Public bots get abused by many spammers, so any new person using it is already kind of earmarked from the start. As the workflow of the bots stays the same.

 

[seopenguin]

I agree with LazyGram420, Public bots get abused by many spammers, so any new person using it is already kind of earmarked from the start. As the workflow of the bots stays the same.

what would you suggest I use since I can't program my own bot?

 

[proxygo]

you could post in the HAF - hire a freelancer section
see if some one can code you a bot from scratch.
but it wont be free

 

[LazyGram420]

Yeah you're going to have to buy one if you don't want to make one. I plan to sell mine eventually but I want to add some more features to it before I'm ready to do that.

I would suggest you work with someone to have one made, or if you buy one make sure you do a lot of research because at least 95% of what you'll find is unsafe to use. If you get banned your IP will ruin any other accounts you log into.

I know countless people who have spent years growing huge accounts only to lose 100,000+ followers when they get banned somehow. It's not worth it. I wish I could point you to a specific tool but I've never found a good one available publicly because generally people don't want to risk their software getting flagged by having tons of people use it.

 

[imccafey]

As far as I have heard, the most hasslefree workaround is to pair Jarvee with 4G proxies, however, the expenses are pretty high.

 

[bigj]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I agree that having your own bot to automate IG does help with not receiving that many blocks, but Jarvee has been around for years and they have a team updating it rather than 1 person.

Is there a way to have it that the vps is coming from the same location as my phone, maybe setup a proxy through my house or job or somewhere near my actual location. Is there any other way for my to be able to use a vps for jarvee and be able to use the same IG account on my phone without it blocking jarvee.

Are you using a proxy on JV? This is honestly most likely your problem. If Jarvee is using IG in Germany and you want to use IG on your phone in US it's an instant red flag. When IG prevents you from logging it they are doing this for security measures to protect the user.

 

[Vyxion]

Quality proxies DO work, BUT you still need to make fewer API calls than you could in the past. What this means is that you need to think hard about who you want to target as an audience to ensure that you're not wasting your actions on an audience that will not provide quality interactions on your content.

 

[2diamondsaday]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I use a tool that simulates normal mouse clicking and browsing, so there's zero chance of Instagram recognizing the automation.

I would suggest learning to program to make your own tools as needed. I will be selling my own bots in the next week or so but am not allowed to post it until I upgrade my membership on BHW. I wish I could suggest a specific tool for you right now but most people keep it to themselves when they find something that works.

But actually Jarvee already has Browser bot

 

[seopenguin]

Quality proxies DO work, BUT you still need to make fewer API calls than you could in the past. What this means is that you need to think hard about who you want to target as an audience to ensure that you're not wasting your actions on an audience that will not provide quality interactions on your content.

For me it's more of being used in 2 locations at the same time than the call limits. Do you recommend any proxy in particular, I need 1 proxy from a particular city and state in the usa

 

[satyr85]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I use a tool that simulates normal mouse clicking and browsing, so there's zero chance of Instagram recognizing the automation.

I would suggest learning to program to make your own tools as needed. I will be selling my own bots in the next week or so but am not allowed to post it until I upgrade my membership on BHW. I wish I could suggest a specific tool for you right now but most people keep it to themselves when they find something that works.

Mouse and keyboard emulation is not bulletproof solution.
Device can be fingerprinted in many ways. In result given site (for example IG) can know multiple accounts run on same device.
As result accounts can be linked together and banned.

 

[EmailMaster]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I use a tool that simulates normal mouse clicking and browsing, so there's zero chance of Instagram recognizing the automation.

I would suggest learning to program to make your own tools as needed. I will be selling my own bots in the next week or so but am not allowed to post it until I upgrade my membership on BHW. I wish I could suggest a specific tool for you right now but most people keep it to themselves when they find something that works.

Thats good stuff right there, no api use. Im getting a custom bot made too. that wont use api uses mobile. multithread and emulates human finger clicking to make it look like a real finder is scrolling and liking ect..

 

[LazyGram420]

Thats good stuff right there, no api use. Im getting a custom bot made too. that wont use api uses mobile. multithread and emulates human finger clicking to make it look like a real finder is scrolling and liking ect..

Awesome, that's the way to do it.

 

[LazyGram420]

Mouse and keyboard emulation is not bulletproof solution.
Device can be fingerprinted in many ways. In result given site (for example IG) can know multiple accounts run on same device.
As result accounts can be linked together and banned.

You're exactly right. Making your own script doesn't mean Instagram can't ban you, but it helps especially if you combine it with using IP addresses that don't share the same subnet, different browser fingerprints, and add enough randomness to the script that Instagram's machine learning algorithm doesn't recognize the pattern.

 

[J3SS]

Any tips for adding proxies? Tried DC's but after one day I get the Email Verify pop up in Jarvee. Read a lot about Residentials, 4G Proxies are not profitable atm...Having a few costumers. Will I bypass my problem with Residentials? and should I buy residentials that are based in the country the IG account is running in? Thanks guys, pretty new here. Learned so much from you.

 

[imccafey]

I would suggest you to use 4G mobile proxies with Jarvee and if you're using IG accounts from your phone, be on the same IP address.

 

[lefadomono]

A lot of people make their own tools. I personally have been using my own software for the last year to automate the process of following, commenting, and accumulating lists of people to follow. It requires a little more hands on maintenance than something like Jarvee that has a million settings, but the benefit of running a local script that doesn't use Instagram's API is that it avoids any chance of them detecting you're using automation.

When you use Jarvee, it connects directly with Instagram's database which means they can tell that you're using a third party software to interact with them, making it easy for them to ban you.

I use a tool that simulates normal mouse clicking and browsing, so there's zero chance of Instagram recognizing the automation.

I would suggest learning to program to make your own tools as needed. I will be selling my own bots in the next week or so but am not allowed to post it until I upgrade my membership on BHW. I wish I could suggest a specific tool for you right now but most people keep it to themselves when they find something that works.

Hey could you DM me, I have an offer to you