Snapchat keep perma locking my accounts

[denis1312]

Hi everyone,
Im at my wits end here. Snapchat has perma locked my accounts multiple times and i cant figure out why. I follow all the rules and terms of service, but this keeps happening. I've tried reaching out their support, but their response is pretty generic and dont really address the issue. Has anyone else experienced this? What steps did you take to avoid getting locked? Any help would be appreciated!
* I am always using a new device/mobile data for every new account, i buy aged accounts which tends to be the best on the market(I've tried most of them and the result is similiar), im also not using any third-party apps, pretty much doing all my best to stay under the radar with slow actions on the accounts and etc but still facing the same issue over and over again...

 

[ReverseEngineering]

It seems that your Snapchat account provider delivers low-quality accounts, e. g. too many accounts created with the same phones, used blacklisted proxy servers, left too many fingerprints. Maybe Snapchat also penalizes the change of the country, IP network range or so.

Did you ever try to create the accounts on your own? Maybe with real iPhones instead of Android phones?

Anyways, I'm going to create a "journey" or "how-to" thread at BHW during the next days covering the automated Snapchat account creation process, testing different attempts to achieve a long lifetime etc.

 

[Jenbum]

It is not the provider. I have used snapchat for blackhat stuff since 2018. They are using AI or some shit to ban accounts starting end of April

 

[ReverseEngineering]

It is not the provider. I have used snapchat for blackhat stuff since 2018. They are using AI or some shit to ban accounts starting end of April

If the Snapchat account provider uses blacklisted proxies, unusual email domains, rooted devices or apps like Frida, Magisk, ... the accounts won't live very long. Also the usage of iPhones instead of cheap Android devices changes a lot.

According to my experience the ban wave started around November 2023 already.

And I don't think it's just an AI solution. If you take a look into the native libraries, you can see increasing routines on client side (device). A checksum will be calculated based on device parameters, then send to the servers to verify them.

You can read more details here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/s...apchat-account-creator-bot-api-based.1604235/ (also at my updates).

 

[lithuanian]

If the Snapchat account provider uses blacklisted proxies, unusual email domains, rooted devices or apps like Frida, Magisk, ... the accounts won't live very long. Also the usage of iPhones instead of cheap Android devices changes a lot.

According to my experience the ban wave started around November 2023 already.

And I don't think it's just an AI solution. If you take a look into the native libraries, you can see increasing routines on client side (device). A checksum will be calculated based on device parameters, then send to the servers to verify them.

You can read more details here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/snapchat-reverse-engineering-part-1-snapchat-account-creator-bot-api-based.1604235/ (also at my updates).

They have checks for root? If I made an account with a rooted device (Magisk), is the account done for? I know they have checks for jailbroken iPhones, however there is a bypass (https://ios.cfw.guide/blocking-jailbreak-detection/#choicy), or is that also detected?

 

[ReverseEngineering]

They have checks for root?

Similar to TikTok's checks Snapchat also looks for certain filenames at the file system.

Snapchat monitors GitHub and other places, they also took several repositories with Snapchat "hacks" down. They also patch their libraries defending every little "hack" snippet they can find. One example is the famous 12.16.x.x release.

 

[Jenbum]

Similar to TikTok's checks Snapchat also looks for certain filenames at the file system.

Snapchat monitors GitHub and other places, they also took several repositories with Snapchat "hacks" down. They also patch their libraries defending every little "hack" snippet they can find. One example is the famous 12.16.x.x release.

My set up is unrooted android, old version of snap and a couple of app cloners to run multiple accounts. It’s been that way for years without problems. Now accounts are getting banned within 1 to 7 days. They are aged accounts from multiple trusted providers. Do you have TG?

 

[bandman101]

My set up is unrooted android, old version of snap and a couple of app cloners to run multiple accounts. It’s been that way for years without problems. Now accounts are getting banned within 1 to 7 days. They are aged accounts from multiple trusted providers. Do you have TG?

Did you ever find fix? I logged into an old account and it has lasted for months

 

[ubaid12]

This is low quality account issue!

 

[bandman101]

This is low quality account issue!

What parameters define a “low quality account”? I believe but I’m just curious what the AI is watching for.

 

[sarah0]

Hey, that sounds really frustrating. Have you tried verifying your identity and phone number? Also, make sure you're not violating any subtle terms like account creation frequency or content guidelines. Good luck!

 

[ReverseEngineering]

What parameters define a “low quality account”? I believe but I’m just curious what the AI is watching for.

If you use certain personal data (firstname, date of birth, username, email addresses etc.) for too many accounts, Snapchat will detect patterns and blacklist your accounts.

You should also avoid to immediately add hundreds of friends within a short time.

The Snapchat apps for iOS and Android contain API calls to report your user activities to the Snapchat servers. If they look too unnatural, your accounts will be temporarily locked or even banned.

Sources: My own test cases, my own reverse engineering, researches regarding my Snapchat journey thread.

 

[Jenbum]

My issue is Snapchat are quicker to ban accounts after receiving reports even if the age of account is 2014 - 2020. So if someone was running a large amount of accounts for marketing it makes it a headache having to replace accounts constantly. I have totally given up with it now unless a workaround is found.

 

[marxvongkhamphanh]

Hi everyone,
Im at my wits end here. Snapchat has perma locked my accounts multiple times and i cant figure out why. I follow all the rules and terms of service, but this keeps happening. I've tried reaching out their support, but their response is pretty generic and dont really address the issue. Has anyone else experienced this? What steps did you take to avoid getting locked? Any help would be appreciated!
* I am always using a new device/mobile data for every new account, i buy aged accounts which tends to be the best on the market(I've tried most of them and the result is similiar), im also not using any third-party apps, pretty much doing all my best to stay under the radar with slow actions on the accounts and etc but still facing the same issue over and over again...

Avoid using multiple accounts on the same phone and keep personal information the same

 

[bandman101]

My issue is Snapchat are quicker to ban accounts after receiving reports even if the age of account is 2014 - 2020. So if someone was running a large amount of accounts for marketing it makes it a headache having to replace accounts constantly. I have totally given up with it now unless a workaround is found.

What are you getting reported for?

 

[bandman101]

It is not the provider. I have used snapchat for blackhat stuff since 2018. They are using AI or some shit to ban accounts starting end of April

You can’t add too many friends on new accounts…even if the accounts are aged it appears they are still considered new if there wasn’t much activity.

 

[Jenbum]

You can’t add too many friends on new accounts…even if the accounts are aged it appears they are still considered new if there wasn’t much activity.

What’s too many? I only get 20 - 30 friend requests per day per account. If the account is being reported for spam it seems to get burned quick this year. I am using telegram now although it doesn’t get the same amount of traffic from my ad campaigns

 

[bandman101]

What’s too many? I only get 20 - 30 friend requests per day per account. If the account is being reported for spam it seems to get burned quick this year. I am using telegram now although it doesn’t get the same amount of traffic from my ad campaigns

30 would be considered spam for sure if the account is not aged via activity. Activity age > numerical age.

 

[bandman101]

30 would be considered spam for sure if the account is not aged via activity. Activity age > numerical age.

You are not getting reported for spam your getting taken down by A.I as it it checks that for unestablished accounts. It’s all over Reddit everyone is aware of it since late may I believe.

 

[Jenbum]

You are not getting reported for spam your getting taken down by A.I as it it checks that for unestablished accounts. It’s all over Reddit everyone is aware of it since late may I believe.

Yeah that is what I assumed if you read my original reply on here. Either AI or a report triggers an AI scan of the reported content. I only use accounts aged 2014 - 2020. I am 100% on telegram now but it does not pull the same amount of traffic as SC so if anyone finds a workaround to this fuckery let me know lol.

EDIT: they are activity aged aswell as numerical aged.