Image Upload Error on Facebook Profiles with Residential Proxies – Need Help

[lum4n4r3]

Hi! I have 4 Facebook profiles with residential proxies, but I'm encountering the same error on all of them: "Your file can't be uploaded: 453778621_469002452763751_6666247236955827830_n.jpg". I've tried changing the name and location of the images, but it didn't work. Can anyone tell me or recommend what to do to fix the problem? Could the issue be related to the proxies?

 

[rabib2024]

did you upload it ok before?
try changing the name, using a different browser, if nothing changes turn off proxy and upload the image again

Hi! I have 4 Facebook profiles with residential proxies, but I'm encountering the same error on all of them: "Your file can't be uploaded: 453778621_469002452763751_6666247236955827830_n.jpg". I've tried changing the name and location of the images, but it didn't work. Can anyone tell me or recommend what to do to fix the problem? Could the issue be related to the proxies?
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[lum4n4r3]

did you upload it ok before?
try changing the name, using a different browser, if nothing changes turn off proxy and upload the image again

When I use my real residential address, I don't receive any errors and I'm able to post successfully. However, when I use only the proxy IP address residential "ISP", it doesn't work. I have bought 100 Residentials proxy for 5USD,was ok last month but this month is disaster.

 

[ttscara]

Hi! I have 4 Facebook profiles with residential proxies, but I'm encountering the same error on all of them: "Your file can't be uploaded: 453778621_469002452763751_6666247236955827830_n.jpg". I've tried changing the name and location of the images, but it didn't work. Can anyone tell me or recommend what to do to fix the problem? Could the issue be related to the proxies?

check if the photo size is suitable for uploading to facebook. In many cases, the photo is too large and Facebook cannot read it. Keep the photo size to 15MB or less.

 

[lum4n4r3]

check if the photo size is suitable for uploading to facebook. In many cases, the photo is too large and Facebook cannot read it. Keep the photo size to 15MB or less.

I've already checked the photo size, and it's well within Facebook's limits. I've also tried uploading the same photo using other proxies and it works fine, so it's not an issue with the photo itself. The problem seems to be either with Facebook's restrictions or the residential proxy I'm using. Any further suggestions?

 

[myrun 123]

First, check your connection and image size. If it still doesn't work, you can try changing your device.

 

[PhoenixFlare Agency]

Maybe it's the device, try changing another device

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

The problem you are experiencing when uploading files may be related to proxy usage, especially if you use a consumer proxy or a cheap proxy. Make sure the proxy you use is not flagged or banned by Facebook. Low-quality proxies or from blocked IP addresses may cause errors when you try to upload files.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yeah it sounds like they're low quality proxies, I would message the provider first

 

[VPA_Media]

Hi! I have 4 Facebook profiles with residential proxies, but I'm encountering the same error on all of them: "Your file can't be uploaded: 453778621_469002452763751_6666247236955827830_n.jpg". I've tried changing the name and location of the images, but it didn't work. Can anyone tell me or recommend what to do to fix the problem? Could the issue be related to the proxies?
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What regional proxy are you using? maybe try using eu proxy

 

[lum4n4r3]

First, check your connection and image size. If it still doesn't work, you can try changing your device.

i use NST BROWSER and maxcare

What regional proxy are you using? maybe try using eu proxy

turkey proxy residentials from we1town

 

[Benedict_maxi]

The proxy you're using might have restrictions or limitations on file uploads. If you have access to multiple proxies, switch to a different one and see if that resolves the issue

 

[Elisa Elise]

Turn off the proxy and then upload the photo. Then, contact the provider to check if the proxy you are using is restricted or limited for file uploads?