IPv6 proxies work for FB account?

[Anthea 25]

you can use rotating proxy to make sure these accounts are more stable register the devices you use on one device from 3 to 5 accounts to make sure the account works well

 

[Win & Win]

No, it will have a big impact and can disable a lot of accounts.

 

[GHS Agency]

Yes of course, you can use it. Proxy V6 and V4 is the most stable nowadays, u can use Adspower to check proxy or change it often easily.

 

[bokei]

Those should be fine, im using IPv6 myself to run accounts through though you need to be sure the IPs haven’t been abused in the past.

 

[Tyver Spy Tool]

If you want to work confidently and stably with Facebook for a long time, it is better to refuse such Proxy. Give preference to regular IPv4 proxies, preferably mobile or resident.

 

[HAI AGENCY]

I have been using IP V6 proxy for the past year and I find it stable.

 

[Annuus Agency]

If stability and trust score matter (e.g. ad accounts), IPv4 is still more reliable. But IPv6 can work fine with proper setup.

IPv4 vs. IPv6 for Ad Account Stability


If stability and trust scores are important—such as when managing ad accounts—IPv4 is generally more reliable due to broader support and consistent behavior across platforms. However, IPv6 can also perform well if it's configured properly and supported by the systems you're using.

 

[elonsee]

IPv4 vs. IPv6 for Ad Account Stability


If stability and trust scores are important—such as when managing ad accounts—IPv4 is generally more reliable due to broader support and consistent behavior across platforms. However, IPv6 can also perform well if it's configured properly and supported by the systems you're using.

 

[TTH Agency]

If all IPs are from the same IPv6 range, Facebook can still detect and block them en masse.

 

[elonsee]

You're absolutely right—IPv4 tends to offer more consistent trust scores, especially on platforms like Facebook where anti-spam and trust signals are sensitive to IP reputation. While IPv6 is the future, many systems and ad networks still treat it less favorably due to less maturity in trust scoring.
Would you like help optimizing your setup for IPv4 reliability?

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

Hi, I have a few hundred Facebook accounts; I want to use them for posting group comments, shares, and reactions. Can I use IPv6 proxies for these accounts?

oh of course i think proxy V6 is a good choice it is very stable

 

[SilviaSignals]

You can use IPv6 proxies, but Facebook can be picky; make sure the proxies are high quality and not flagged, or accounts might still get restricted.

 

[Ven_doora]

Hi, I have a few hundred Facebook accounts; I want to use them for posting group comments, shares, and reactions. Can I use IPv6 proxies for these accounts?

hello, you can use IPv6 proxies for your Facebook accounts, but there are a few critical things.
Ensure your proxy provider fully supports IPv6 (some are hybrid or unreliable).
Facebook does accept IPv6 traffic, but consistency matters, Even with IPv6,
sudden activity spikes (comments/shares) will trigger bans.

Bigger Risk is Facebook’s algo detects patterns (e.g., identical actions across accounts). Space out activities and mimic human behavior. If you’re scaling aggressively, test a small batch first.

 

[Ruby R]

If you use v6 proxy for spam, there will be a case where Facebook detects that your network IP address is reported as spam, they will block your proxy immediately. Use the power of advertising will help you more

 

[EnEnTi]

No, if scanned you will be restricted from all profiles sharing the IP

 

[BMW agency]

I use IPv6 with GPM and this works very well