Multiple people logging into the same IG account?

[D Fish]

I am creating a growth service that requires me to log in to my client's Instagram accounts to approve follow requests.

Other than them having to ocassionally confirm login attempts via email or via an sms code, does instagram have an issue with different people from different IP addresses (and different countries) logging into the same account at the same time? Is there a risk of them getting logged out, locked out or anything else?

 

[Nessuno]

It depends. Do you do everything manually? or using any automation or such?

 

[turelink]

It does increase the risk for your IG account, but if not manually or spam, it's will be fine

 

[D Fish]

It depends. Do you do everything manually? or using any automation or such?

I would do 100% manual

 

[D Fish]

It does increase the risk for your IG account, but if not manually or spam, it's will be fine

What do you mean by "if not manually or spam"? All I will do on their account is approve follow requests

 

[Gramified]

No issues in logging in from multiple IPs/locations for me. With your first login Instagram will send an email to your client if the login was done by them. Just tell them to approve that and you'll be okay.

 

[ristoriel]

Logging in from different IP addresses puts you at a VERY HIGH risk of getting blocked - this is an unnatural behaviour. Ask yourself, would you take it lightly if one lovely evening you're scrolling through your IG feed and you get a notification that someone accessed your account from a different location?

 

[D Fish]

Logging in from different IP addresses puts you at a VERY HIGH risk of getting blocked - this is an unnatural behaviour. Ask yourself, would you take it lightly if one lovely evening you're scrolling through your IG feed and you get a notification that someone accessed your account from a different location?

When you say "risk of getting blocked" do you mean the client's account would get banned/disabled because I logged in from a different IP? Or that my login attempts would be blocked? I know that the client will have to verify my access/enter verification codes etc, but then, won't I ultimately be able to log in?

 

[Matta28]

I've never had any problems with having multiple loggins

 

[D Fish]

I've never had any problems with having multiple loggins

Thanks, have you had experience with logging into someone else's account from a different country?

 

[Matta28]

Thanks, have you had experience with logging into someone else's account from a different country?

When I was botting I used proxies from other countries, and still could log into my phone with those accounts

 

[Juherianto]

You will riks your client account if you log in directly without using a proxy. You will need to use a proxy at the same location as your client's country. Instagram will quickly limit your activity due to suspicious login from a different locations.

 

[TheGreyMatter]

If they actively use it from their device while you run actions on your end, that could cause issues depending on the number of actions.

It also depends on what servers/IPs you use the account from, the closer the IP shows to them, the better it would be.
Ask them to stay a little lowkey and don't run actions like a maniac, the more natural it looks, the less risky it would be.

 

[D Fish]

If they actively use it from their device while you run actions on your end, that could cause issues depending on the number of actions.

It also depends on what servers/IPs you use the account from, the closer the IP shows to them, the better it would be.
Ask them to stay a little lowkey and don't run actions like a maniac, the more natural it looks, the less risky it would be.

Since I will be logging into their accounts from my phone (I'm not doing any botting) even if I use a proxy with their same country, how can I get around Instagram detecting my device ID? Is it possible to manage clients accounts from my phone or does this have to be through a virtual machine?

 

[Black lucifer]

There is no problem with multiple logins

 

[D Fish]

You will riks your client account if you log in directly without using a proxy. You will need to use a proxy at the same location as your client's country. Instagram will quickly limit your activity due to suspicious login from a different locations.

Even if the client confirms my login in the app and sends me the verification code? I will still be limited?

 

[Juherianto]

Even if the client confirms my login in the app and sends me the verification code? I will still be limited?

Hi D Fish yess if you don't use proxy, I have done it before handling client account login without using a proxy. Your natural limit to follow will be very limited, so from the beginning, you need to log in using the proxy with the same country of your client

 

[D Fish]

Hi D Fish yess if you don't use proxy, I have done it before handling client account login without using a proxy. Your natural limit to follow will be very limited, so from the beginning, you need to log in using the proxy with the same country of your client

Will my device ID also be an issue, or does instagram only care about the location?

 

[D Fish]

Hi D Fish yess if you don't use proxy, I have done it before handling client account login without using a proxy. Your natural limit to follow will be very limited, so from the beginning, you need to log in using the proxy with the same country of your client

Also, could a VPN work for this purpose or it has to be a proxy?

 

[Juherianto]

Will my device ID also be an issue, or does instagram only care about the location?

Yeah, I think it's also an issue, that's why you need to use Gramulizer (IG cloud base automation) to control all your client accounts, to be honest automation on IG getting a hard time, but I see other top sellers on Fiverr still can do really well handling several client orders, so maybe they know how to do it properly without getting any flag