FSS Cannot figure out warmup, shadowbanned

[bobbyfilet69]

Okay, so two more accounts shadowbanned.

- I have my own T-mobile data SIM, running my own proxy.
- I use an antidetect browser (no flags on CreepJS or FingerprintJS).
- Warm up by googling, going to major social media sites, checking recaptcha score, etc. All good, 0.9 score.
- I make the account on reddit using an outlook email
- After creation i just scroll, follow subreddits, share links, etc, for about ten minutes. (If at this point i comment anywhere, i'm banned within seconds)
- wait a day , and then browse around some more
- wait a few more days, browse around. But if i comment ANYWHERE (even a sub-sub comment), about two to six hours later, im shadowbanned. (Not instant at this point which is interesting)

Notes
- There's no issue if i comment or post in NewToReddit or LearnToReddit

At this point, I can only assume mobile sim IPs are causing my problem? Which seems nuts, as this is a major US provider.

Any advice that hasn't been covered anywhere else?

 

[Pavilion]

Try doing the same from your mobile phone in a browser. See my account https://www.reddit.com/user/Apprehensive-Reezzz/
It's piece of shoot but not banned and has 2 comment already

 

[bobbyfilet69]

Try doing the same from your mobile phone in a browser.

Problem is, my mobile phone is iOS and I use reddit's website regularly so my fingerprint will be known. What are you using to make your accounts

 

[Pavilion]

Problem is, my mobile phone is iOS and I use reddit's website regularly so my fingerprint will be known.

Millions people have ios and iPhones. Just use another browser and don't use WiFi and don't upvote from your accounts same posts

 

[bobbyfilet69]

Millions people have ios and iPhones. Just use another browser and don't use WiFi and don't upvote from your accounts same posts

Lol yes, not using wifi and not upvoting at all. I'll give it a shot.

 

[shijin]

Mobile IPs from big carriers are sometimes flagged from past abuse, weird but true.

 

[bobbyfilet69]

Mobile IPs from big carriers are sometimes flagged from past abuse, weird but true.

does that mean I'd want to pick a small carrier or are mobile IPs a bad idea in general?? I built this whole thing out because I read so many times that since IPs are shared with mobile (CGNAT), they're un-bannable.

Like, would rotating residential be acceptable or is that problematic too?

 

[DarknessFalls]

does that mean I'd want to pick a small carrier or are mobile IPs a bad idea in general?? I built this whole thing out because I read so many times that since IPs are shared with mobile (CGNAT), they're un-bannable.

Like, would rotating residential be acceptable or is that problematic too?

Your setup for T-Mobile is somewhat fine but there are some nuisances. The positive is your ASN with be directly tied to a true Mobile IP from T-Mobile so this part is good. The con is that your IP range will be restricted inside of roughly a /22 CIDR range or around 1024 IPs. You won't have the pool IP you will typically see if you are mobile. I suspect these ranges are still CGNat which means you will still blend in behind other users on the same IP ranges (which is what you want).

Sorry to point out the obvious here but if you aren't rotating your IP (between account sessions) with your setup then that is another problem. A lot of people don't understand that needs to be done despite having spent all this time researching these setups.

Mobile IP's are the cleanest out there but as was pointed out in another post here... there is a big difference between being a "Mobile device" and not being a "Mobile device".

Residential IP's come with their own considerations as well. If you purchase dedicated they are bound in a range and it is very easy to lookup the CIDR range of issuance to toast all of the accounts at once. Google does this actively once something gets flagged. If you are using rotating then you tend to be safer but it depends on your "threads" and how much you try to run at once. Most rotating proxies are also backconnect and if you have a single connection point, all threads will use the same IP at the same time. There is also a lot of garbage residential IP providers out there who purchase and announce IP ranges prematurely before ARIN or other databases fully report it. This is why you will see the "default language" appear to be in other languages from time to time.

I know a good bit about IPs and bots so feel free to ask me other questions.

 

[LebronMessi]

What kind of links are you sharing?

 

[bobbyfilet69]

What kind of links are you sharing?

Anything interesting on my feed. I mean sharing an existing post from someone else, not posting a link. Just to show engagement signals.