Questions about dedicated residential proxy

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Hi there, I have a specific situation I am dealing with which I need help.

This situation is going to focus on circumventing Facebook BM bans.

If I were to use a household member's FB account (an active user) who focuses their activities mainly on their mobile device/tablets. And

I want to be able to use their account on my own device (PC) to run ADs, how would I correctly set up proxies and use it in a way where I won't have to worry about looking suspicious?

My thought process to this is, wouldn't it look suspicious if 1 single FB account is being logged in from numerous locations in which has no relation?

Will the account owner have to use the same proxy on their devices? To stay under the same IP?

Any input will be appreciated, thank you!
 
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Try to use the same IP address is the best, and It's fine to use different IPs on mobile and PC, still keep the same for 2 IPs.
I currently have 2 banned BMs under 2 unique FB accounts under the same IP, what are your thoughts on this?
 
If you're on the same Wi-Fi it won't be an issue because your IP address would be the same but It will ask for a verification once just do it and you are free to use your BM.
 
If you're on the same Wi-Fi it won't be an issue because your IP address would be the same but It will ask for a verification once just do it and you are free to use your BM.
Ah I see, thanks for the insight. Let's see how it goes.
 
If you're on the same Wi-Fi it won't be an issue because your IP address would be the same but It will ask for a verification once just do it and you are free to use your BM.
What if the IP is affiliated with Banned FB accounts? About 2 accounts under 2 unique FB profiles
 
Get a Dedicated proxy then use by two users to manage same account should be fine.
 
if the IP is affiliated with the banned FB account you should avoid then.
Not sure if it's too late to switch, but I logged in with the aged account I am planning on using under the affiliated IP w/ a new browser ofc.

If it's proper to have the two users use the account under the same IP. If I were to use a proxy how would that process of setting up look like?

Given that the account owner only uses the FB profile account on their mobile devices.
 
Get a Dedicated proxy then use by two users to manage same account should be fine.
So the scenario is that only I will be managing the BM. The account owner is an active Facebook user doing normal stuff on their mobile devices.

If I were to use a dedicated proxy, how would that process look like for the mobile user and I?
 
So the scenario is that only I will be managing the BM. The account owner is an active Facebook user doing normal stuff on their mobile devices.

If I were to use a dedicated proxy, how would that process look like for the mobile user and I?
If the owner has allowed you to do the fb account management you can use it for sure, as he will get the email notification when logged in.
 
If you're on the same Wi-Fi it won't be an issue because your IP address would be the same but It will ask for a verification once just do it and you are free to use your BM.
Is it normal that the account got flagged immediately and asked for ID verification? I think I fucked up by not using a proxy initially b/c I thought IP bans were not super common. What a learning lesson!
 
If the owner has allowed you to do the fb account management you can use it for sure, as he will get the email notification when logged in.
hmm, I plan on advertising on the account owners BM. Can I give myself admin with an account that is affiliated w/ disabled ad accounts? Is that too risky?
 
hmm, I plan on advertising on the account owners BM. Can I give myself admin with an account that is affiliated w/ disabled ad accounts? Is that too risky?
You mean get an access of ad account to your personal fb ad account and it's ad account was disabled?
 
You mean get an access of ad account to your personal fb ad account and it's ad account was disabled?
Let's say my mom makes an ad account. and I want to give myself admin access to her ad account, I'm assuming I would need an account w/ no banned accounts or does it not matter? B/c I'm out of personal profiles to work with :(
 
You could try accessing the FB account owner's phone remotely through softwares similar to Anydesk. Otherwise, yes, you and owner need to be on the same IP to use the account without triggering bans or blocks.
 
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