Reddit account Ban Issue and inquary for final solution!!!

[Pavilion]

Antidetect are not getting flagged providing your config is good, your IP's are manually checked against blacklists, and your sourcing for accounts (if you dont create them yourself) is not poorly executed.

As for just using Chrome profiles, if you choose to stick with this, I'd strongly recommend creating a seperate user profile on your Windows machine for each account. This will give you a new (non-spoofed) fingerprint.

How a separate profile can change your graphics card or display resolution?

Guys when you suggest craziest things please provide proofs when and how Reddit checks your fingerprint.

 

[Hongwei]

Slow down your posting and commenting speed, especially for new accounts.

 

[indianmojojojo]

Why don't you experiment the same with a new profile.

Create a bunch of new profiles and then warm them up instead of buying 5+ year old accounts

If the accounts don't get banned this time. You know the issue

Good luck

 

[XrumerGeek]

How a separate profile can change your graphics card or display resolution?

Guys when you suggest craziest things please provide proofs when and how Reddit checks your fingerprint.

I wasn't suggesting he should do this - I'd always suggest Antidetect.

All I meant was if he insists on sticking with this. a new windows user profile should be the minimum (and still not recommended).

 

[jeninen]

you need to warm accounts bro and do not post links

 

[TesterWiner]

Which anti-detection browser are you using? My tool works quite well. It won't be blocked when you use it

 

[OnlineProxyIO]

Reddit’s ban system has seriously leveled up. Even slick setups that used to fly under the radar are getting caught. Just rocking an anti-detect browser and some mobile proxies isn’t gonna cut it anymore. What really matters is keeping your fingerprint, proxy, and behavior all on the same page. Even tiny slip-ups - like your timezone not matching your IP’s location - can set off alarms. If you're gonna do this right, I’d go with a solid anti-detect browser like AdsPower or GoLogin, and pair it with mobile proxies. And don’t rush it, warm up each account really slowly. Start with some casual browsing, then maybe a few light comments, and only then think about posting. Avoid spammy behavior or copy-paste patterns across accounts. If you’ve got the skills, running a custom browser that lets you tweak WebGL, Canvas, and all that JS fingerprinting can be clutch. But honestly, for most folks, a well set-up anti-detect browser will do the trick just fine.

 

[mh1012]

did you work in adult niche or others?

no , I work dropshipping

 

[M4DM4X]

Working with hundreds of accounts on 1 iPhone - create account with gmail and use a good quality proxy for a bit, it still works fine

You use Crane, right?
If other Reddit accounts are just sitting idle in the background, they still share the same IP because they’re on the same device and network. Reddit can potentially see multiple sessions tied to one IP, which might raise flags if they’re active or doing suspicious things close together.
How do you handle that, do you log out from each account before using the next one?