Does Facebook shadow ban you if you log in from different countries?

[TBH Agency Marketing]

I'm using this Facebook account in Indonesia, Will I get shadow banned if my friend from the USA logs in occasionally and does a few things on it? What if he uses a proxy? Do I have to warm it up for both devices in each country? Which person should use the proxy?

no problem if it is your account. for example if there is a checkpoint, you just need to verify it and you will have no problem. but if it is not your account, there will be big trouble

 

[Adidaphat AGC]

I'm using this Facebook account in Indonesia, Will I get shadow banned if my friend from the USA logs in occasionally and does a few things on it? What if he uses a proxy? Do I have to warm it up for both devices in each country? Which person should use the proxy?

Facebook won't ban you just for logging in from a different country, but it will increase security if it notices unusual activity, especially if you log in from a location that's too far away from where you were before (for example, yesterday in Vietnam, today in Europe).
Log in with a new device, new browser, completely different IP.
Suspicious behavior: running ads, changing personal information, or mass interactions

 

[HyperNova Ads Agency]

Your friend in the US should use a proxy or VPN to log into your account. This will help mask his actual location and make it look like he is logging in from Indonesia.

 

[Marco69]

What comes next people? The world today, our society becomes more and more together- the world is a village. Then what these tech giants do? Like paypal; when you travel you can't login into your account or when you live longer abroad no, you need to open a new PP account. Now other social media- I hope not so- will follow this strategy? You can't login into IG, FB, Linkedin whatsoever, when you are abroad, how should I call this? Tech giant Fascism ?

I wonder, but the dark side of this is; no matter, how much restrictions these tech giants make, the mass, will use them, like dumb sheeps, it's so sad. Are the mass of people become dumb zombies or what? Please stay strong and awake!

Happy Sunday !

 

[MeowBlack Agency]

I'm using this Facebook account in Indonesia, Will I get shadow banned if my friend from the USA logs in occasionally and does a few things on it? What if he uses a proxy? Do I have to warm it up for both devices in each country? Which person should use the proxy?

FB does not prohibit posting from other countries, but logging in from different locations may cause your account to be temporarily suspended. To be safe, both of you should use proxies from the same country, then it will be fine. But if you use them at the same time with different IPs, your account may be checked.

 

[Retracra]

TLDR: Don't do it.

 

[Saponeo]

If you log in on both countries regularly it will be flagged That is unusual which makes Facebook Suspicious and your account can be locked the best way is you can log in in Indonesia then like we travel log in for a few days in the US

 

[YKY MKT]

I'm using this Facebook account in Indonesia, Will I get shadow banned if my friend from the USA logs in occasionally and does a few things on it? What if he uses a proxy? Do I have to warm it up for both devices in each country? Which person should use the proxy?

Facebook does not prohibit you from logging in to other countries, but if you log in too often, you will be flagged and your account may be locked, so be careful when logging in to your account.

 

[jarv melan]

Using a proxy can mask location changes, but frequent logins from different regions may trigger Facebook's security checks. Ideally, warm up the account from both devices to ensure smooth access.

 

[DQ Agency]

The account will be abnormal, you should use proxy in the same country.

 

[onlinemarketer12]

It will anyway ask for some sort of verification if you login from some new country IP.

 

[Marco69]

FB does not prohibit posting from other countries, but logging in from different locations may cause your account to be temporarily suspended. To be safe, both of you should use proxies from the same country, then it will be fine. But if you use them at the same time with different IPs, your account may be checked.

Do you realize your paradoxon; "FB does not prohibit posting from other countries, but logging in from different locations may cause your account to be temporarily suspended." Other countries = is different location !

Happy Monday !

 

[Marco69]

It will anyway ask for some sort of verification if you login from some new country IP.

Then use (as we in europe) Roaming with your handy means buying some mobile data in advance before travel and use that with your mobile number facebook knows. (enable roaming on your handy) that should work ?

 

[Marco69]

FB does not prohibit posting from other countries, but logging in from different locations may cause your account to be temporarily suspended. To be safe, both of you should use proxies from the same country, then it will be fine. But if you use them at the same time with different IPs, your account may be checked.

Why not using Roaming with your Handy? With that you have mobile data access in the country you live abroad and use your mobil enumber FB knows, with that you will not get any problems.

 

[Williams91]

Unfortunately, it is banned, proxy is also empty, it is best to enter with a cookie.

 

[Marco69]

You can use Roaming with your Handy when you live abroad and problem is solved. (when your phone provider supports the country)

 

[Marco69]

Unfortunately, it is banned, proxy is also empty, it is best to enter with a cookie.

Use Roaming with your Handy when before you go abroad , with that you will keep your mobile number which is the same as in your FB account. Maybe for some mobile providers it works only in EU region.

 

[Retracra]

if you want to do it. Use Roaming with your Handy when before you go abroad like macro said. best change.

 

[BBIM AGENCY]

Use a high-quality proxy. If you log in in another country, Facebook can easily scan it incorrectly.

 

[Ori Ori]

You or your friend or both of you can use a proxy. As long as both of you access facebook from the same country, it's fine.