armanmishrax
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- Jul 27, 2022
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1. Set Up Your Proxies and IPs
Step 1: Choose Your Proxy Type- Mobile Proxies (4G/5G): The safest option right now. They simulate real mobile users and rotate IPs every 5-10 minutes, making them hard to detect.
- Residential Proxies: If you’re on a budget, residential proxies are the next best thing. Just make sure to test your IPs for any spam history.
- Avoid Datacenter Proxies: They are frequently flagged and could get you banned quickly.
- One Proxy Per Account: Use one proxy per account to avoid linking them. If necessary, you can push it to two accounts per proxy, but that’s risky.
- Watch for Latency: High latency proxies are a red flag for Reddit. Make sure your proxies have low ping times to avoid detection.
2. Browser Fingerprinting: Stay Unique
Step 3: Get an Anti-Detect Browser- Use anti-detect browsers like Octo, Dolphin Anty, or Adspower. These tools help you create unique browsing profiles for each account, making each one look like it’s coming from a different device.
- Disable WebRTC (it can leak your real IP).
- Customize settings like screen resolution, time zone, fonts, and more for every account. Make sure no two accounts have the same setup.
- Instead of logging in fresh every time, use cookies from previous sessions. This makes your activity look more natural and less suspicious to Reddit.
3. Create and Age Your Accounts Properly
Step 6: Manual Account Creation- When possible, manually create accounts with your proxies and anti-detect browser. Automated tools can sometimes trigger Reddit’s detection.
- After creating an account, don’t use it immediately. Let it sit idle for 2-3 days (or longer if you can). Aging your accounts before using them is one of the easiest ways to avoid bans.
- Start slow. Before posting anything, browse subreddits, upvote posts, and comment sparingly for a few days. This helps your account appear more natural.
4. Behave Like a Human, Not a Bot
Step 9: Avoid Spammy Behavior- Don’t rush to post content right after logging in. Spend 15-20 minutes browsing and engaging with posts first. Reddit tracks your behavior, and too much posting too quickly looks suspicious.
- Human behavior is random, so your account’s activity should be too. Vary the time of day you log in, the frequency of upvotes, and the type of content you interact with.
- Don’t stick to just one or two subreddits. Spread out your activity to different communities so your account looks well-rounded.
5. Post Carefully to Avoid Shadowbans
Step 12: Start Slow with Posts- After warming up your account, start posting one post every few days. As you build karma and trust, you can increase the frequency, but don’t go too fast early on.
- Don’t just post links or promotions. Share a mix of text posts, images, and comments that match the vibe of the subreddit. Avoid pushing an agenda or spamming links.
- If you’re posting links, don’t use the same domain across multiple accounts. Switch up domains or use link shorteners if you start seeing bans for repetitive URLs.
6. Scaling with Automation
Step 15: Automate Tasks with Anti-Detect Browsers- If you’re running multiple accounts, tools like Dolphin Anty and Adspower allow you to automate repetitive tasks. Use scripts to randomly browse, upvote, and comment, but make sure they mimic real user behavior.
- To scale up, you’ll need to rotate your proxies regularly. Services like Bright Data or AnyIP.io let you change your IPs and keep your accounts looking fresh.
