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

[Marco69]

use ROAMING........

 

[LEGIT Agency]

If that's all there is, then I don't think it will have much of an impact.

 

[chloe zhao]

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?

If your American friends occasionally log in to your Facebook Accounts can indeed lead to shadow censorship, especially when Facebook When such behavior is considered abnormal. Using a proxy can hide the real location, but there are still risks involved. To reduce the possibility of being banned, it is recommended to preheat on devices in each country, and it is best for your friends to use agents in the United States to maintain consistency and naturalness of the event.

 

[MISA POD]

For better safety, both of you should use proxies from the same country and enable two-factor authentication 2FA. Gradually warm up the account on both devices to avoid being flagged by Facebook.

 

[EcomPioneer]

Yes, it's easy to be banned if you do that

 

[DigiMarky]

It makes your account suspicious if you are logged in on different countries at the same time. Like what the others have said, using proxies is recommended.

 

[dwjael]

Sometimes they’ll lock the account, but other times they just quietly throttle everything. If you’re working with a team in different countries, best bet is to use residential proxies tied to one region, or have everyone stick to the same IP/location setup. And space out the logins a bit—don’t go from Europe to Asia in a few hours or it’ll trip something. Gotta treat Facebook like it’s watching everything, because it kind of is.

 

[Mount Digital]

If you log in from another country, then Facebook is more likely to have irregular data collection issues.

 

[Marco69]

Yes, it's easy to be banned if you do that

Why not use Roaming from your mobile phone provider?

 

[Somenpla]

Honestly, Facebook can be picky with stuff like this. If your friend logs in from the US suddenly, it might raise red flags, even with a proxy. My advice is to keep it chill and warm up both devices slowly. Let your friend use the proxy, but don’t go crazy with actions right away. Just keep it low-key, and you should be fine.

 

[joinmak]

You should use proxy from Indo to Us, logging in two countries at the same time will lead to abnormal operation

 

[Marco69]

Honestly, Facebook can be picky with stuff like this. If your friend logs in from the US suddenly, it might raise red flags, even with a proxy. My advice is to keep it chill and warm up both devices slowly. Let your friend use the proxy, but don’t go crazy with actions right away. Just keep it low-key, and you should be fine.

This shadow ban exist only when you live abroad and use a different mobile phone number as you have in your FB account, not when your social friends from the rest of the world visit your FB site. Use Roaming with your mobile phnoe provider , with that you can live abroad but keep your mobile number the same as your FB account.

 

[Banoza]

The problem lies in the trust of the proxy, if you use a bad proxy, the account can be checkpointed even when logged in from the same country.

 

[Donald Duck 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?

If you use it for a long time, you should choose Proxy for safe use.

 

[Marco69]

If you use it for a long time, you should choose Proxy for safe use.

Hard for american people to understand what mobile phone provider roaming is ? I can't believe it.

 

[Roaalex Agency]

most likely banned when you login elsewhere meta will ask you to verify and then will assume it is normal behavior and restrict your ad account

 

[Platenata]

Yes, use a proxy and fingerprint browser.

 

[Marco69]

most likely banned when you login elsewhere meta will ask you to verify and then will assume it is normal behavior and restrict your ad account

Restrict only the ad account after verification (send themypour ID card) o rthe whole account? What is ho hard to understand when you live abroad, using your mobile number you have with your FB account= that's calling "roaming" with your mobile phone provider?

Happy Friday !

 

[Huni]

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?

yes, but facebook will ask you to verify the account, because the account is logged in from 2 different locations, it is unusual

 

[Ghost Marketing]

FB do not ban if you log in from other countries, but you need to do it oftenly. If you log in by other devices for those several times, you need to verify by the code send to your email or phone number. Keep log in and log out many times will make your account suspicious and will get banned.