Instagram suspected automated behavior
- Thread starter Ilou
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- Jan 20, 2021
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You just need to test. Test everything.
You could be leaking fingerprints, you could be doing too many actions per day.
Just test.
You could be leaking fingerprints, you could be doing too many actions per day.
Just test.
Redox123
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- Sep 28, 2009
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What bot do you use? API Tools are getting easy flags nowdays
- May 27, 2016
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If you've paid for the bots you should probably change service providers.
Cloudlyengine
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- May 27, 2024
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captchakiller
Registered Member
- Mar 31, 2024
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Fingerprint, proxies, ja3 and the way you interact with the site could be the issue
Manual Growth
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- Nov 18, 2020
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What is your bot? Is it API Based? If yes, then stop using it. Try as much as you want, you will get issues until you are some expert level coder which I think is not your case.
Hey,
This is what just happened to me, it happened to me on my main account too, you too?
Have you experienced account disconnections or a message from Instagram that your account is suspicious?
What is the name of the software you are using? Maybe we use the same software or something similar?
This is the message I received from Instagram after I connected to my main account (after the automated software operated on the API)
This is the message:
"We've detected suspicious automated behavior in your account
To avoid having your account temporarily restricted or permanently disabled, you must ensure that no other user or tool has access to your account and that your account complies with our Terms of Use. In addition, you should consider changing your password to a stronger one to prevent unauthorized access to your account by third parties"
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Online013
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- Jan 4, 2020
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Use 2catcha to solve those. So cheap and very easy to implement for different captchas, if you need a snippet and help too add it into you code feel free to message me.
But, you will need to find and solve the root cause for getting the captchas in the first place, like delays, fingerprints, making it look like you're a real user.. My own bots watch plenty of reals , hope on to a random user scroll up and down, go to other websites and back..
Caden Agency
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- Jul 4, 2024
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You just need to test. Test everything.
sysceenDev
Newbie
- Jun 17, 2024
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The most frequent reason for getting a captcha in the first place is that your proxy IP is already flagged, pass them through a reputation checker. Also check that your browser isn't leaking your real IP, and that the fingerprints are coherent. And lastly and which was where i spent the most time coding it, you need to warmup the accounts with a bot that mimics real user interaction using an algorithm that suits the use of the account
chepsreboot
Regular Member
- Apr 17, 2023
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Hmm strange. None of my bots have encountered any issues
haha I often get stuck on this problem, maybe I'm a robot
D
Deleted member 1962103
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i'm having the same problem lol
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what language is your bot written in? try with.
Proxy Booster
Junior Member
- Jul 1, 2024
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It's possible your IP address has been flagged. Captcha bypass proxy can be used
Changing the programming language does not help in any way to bypass blocking.