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The only thing we've been discussing in the last few days is Reddit bans. Here's a short guide on how to not only avoid them, but at least minimize them.
A shadow ban is one that is only noticeable when checking an account through Reveddit or if you log into your account in incognito mode and can't find it.This is the most common and annoying type of ban because you don't immediately realize that you've been banned.Here are a few rules that will help minimize the risks of a shadow ban (I emphasize - minimize, since it is difficult to understand the exact logic behind the distribution of bans):
1. Anti-detection with a new fingerprint.Each account must be configured with a unique fingerprint in the anti-detect browser.
2. High quality proxy.We use only proven and reliable proxies to avoid being exposed to the system.
3. Warming up the account.At least 3 days of warming up with accumulation of cookies. During this period, do not like other people's posts, so as not to look like a bot.
4. Frequency and quality of posting.The era of spam accounts is a thing of the past. Now you need to try to run your account as a "personal brand".
5. Creating the illusion of a "live account".Try to behave like a normal user:- Reply to comments.- Sometimes comment on other people's posts.- Make posts within your account to interact with your audience.
These simple rules can help reduce the risk of shadow ban, but they are not guarantees.Share your life hacks and observations! When there is a large sample of opinions, it becomes easier to draw conclusions.Well, and remember that the more - the more knowledge, and fewer bans!
 
I've actually done everything you mentioned above. I've used proxies, undetected browsers, and warmed up the accounts—I even waited a month after warming up the account before starting to post comments. However, many times I get banned as soon as I make a comment. I've purchased some Reddit accounts with older cake days and registered quite a few myself, but I still face situations where I get banned immediately after posting a comment. I'm not sure what's causing this.
 
I've actually done everything you mentioned above. I've used proxies, undetected browsers, and warmed up the accounts—I even waited a month after warming up the account before starting to post comments. However, many times I get banned as soon as I make a comment. I've purchased some Reddit accounts with older cake days and registered quite a few myself, but I still face situations where I get banned immediately after posting a comment. I'm not sure what's causing this.
What proxies do you use and do you use an anti-detect browser?
 
Follow anti-detection steps, use quality proxies, warm up accounts, post naturally, and mimic real user behavior to reduce shadow ban risk.
 
One advice I can give is dont think of just promoting.

Provide some value in what you're doing. If you can't do that then at least have the illusion that you are.
Don't over promote and engage more on general stuff
 
What I'm curious is how to manage multiple proxies - is there a browser that supports different proxies per tab and isolates each tab so that you could have like 10 tabs, each with different account and proxy?
 
What I'm curious is how to manage multiple proxies - is there a browser that supports different proxies per tab and isolates each tab so that you could have like 10 tabs, each with different account and proxy?
Until now, I have used another proxies for each browser.
I think, with automation browsers, we can make another proxies for each browser tabs such as puppeteer automation browser.
But for correct browser fingerprint and IPs, I suggest the method one browser and one account with the high quality proxy and fingerprint.
 
Automation doesn't work well with reddit. Try to be smart and use different device even if they are from tier 2/3 country. Cheap labor will be better.
 
What I'm curious is how to manage multiple proxies - is there a browser that supports different proxies per tab and isolates each tab so that you could have like 10 tabs, each with different account and proxy?
Of course there is
That called antidetect browser
Google that
 
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