Need Help Avoiding LinkedIn Bans – Anyone Got a Solid Method?

GlobalByte

GlobalByte

Regular Member
Jr. VIP
Joined
Apr 22, 2025
Messages
225
Reaction score
63
Hey BHW fam,

Lately I've been running into issues with LinkedIn accounts getting restricted or banned — even when I'm keeping things lowkey. I've tried warming up, rotating proxies, and mixing up actions, but it feels like LinkedIn's detection is getting smarter.

Anyone here have a solid method or toolset that's working right now for keeping accounts alive?
Would really appreciate any tips on safe automation limits, proxy types, or tools that are still under the radar in 2025.

TIA!
 
Advertise on BHW
Hi guys! Just want to bump this thread.
 
The problem is mostly with devices and proxies, but Linkedin is a unique social network compared to Facebook or TikTok. It needs high-quality users, not a lot of users, so it's normal that it requires most new accounts to be verified.
 
LinkedIn limits connection requests to 100 per week, and hitting this cap repeatedly or having ignored requests can flag your account
 
Thanks mates for these great information. Do you think using Anti-detect browser will help to reduce the risk?
 
Yeah, LinkedIn’s cracking down harder these days, but with the right setup, you can still fly under the radar. First, get yourself an anti-detect browser like Multilogin or Incogniton, and always roll with residential or 4G mobile proxies (and never datacenter). Keep it clean with a strict 1:1 IP-to-account ratio, and make sure your proxy’s location matches where the account's supposed to be from. Before you even think about automation, give each account a proper warm-up with 10-14 days of manual work: finish up the profile, browse around, drop a few likes, watch a post or two. When you do start automating, don’t get greedy. Stick to safe numbers: 10-20 connection requests a day, max 15 messages, and definitely don’t blast someone with a message the second you connect. Mix things up - randomize your actions, add delays, and sprinkle in some manual tasks to keep things natural. That approach is still solid now
 
OnlineProxyIO said:
Yeah, LinkedIn’s cracking down harder these days, but with the right setup, you can still fly under the radar. First, get yourself an anti-detect browser like Multilogin or Incogniton, and always roll with residential or 4G mobile proxies (and never datacenter). Keep it clean with a strict 1:1 IP-to-account ratio, and make sure your proxy’s location matches where the account's supposed to be from. Before you even think about automation, give each account a proper warm-up with 10-14 days of manual work: finish up the profile, browse around, drop a few likes, watch a post or two. When you do start automating, don’t get greedy. Stick to safe numbers: 10-20 connection requests a day, max 15 messages, and definitely don’t blast someone with a message the second you connect. Mix things up - randomize your actions, add delays, and sprinkle in some manual tasks to keep things natural. That approach is still solid now
Click to expand...
Thank you mate. I guess I can start managing multiple accounts with these information.
 
JonT_Prox said:
Hey BHW fam,

Lately I've been running into issues with LinkedIn accounts getting restricted or banned — even when I'm keeping things lowkey. I've tried warming up, rotating proxies, and mixing up actions, but it feels like LinkedIn's detection is getting smarter.

Anyone here have a solid method or toolset that's working right now for keeping accounts alive?
Would really appreciate any tips on safe automation limits, proxy types, or tools that are still under the radar in 2025.

TIA!
Click to expand...
what’s your main goal bro — autoposting, auto-inviting, visiting, data gathering?
 
taurin said:
what’s your main goal bro — autoposting, auto-inviting, visiting, data gathering?
Click to expand...
I'm running accounts for engagement and lead outreach. Wanted to set them for automation for efficiency.
 
Give each account its own browser profile and a quality residential proxy.
 
Your device might have been marked by the platform. It's best to get a new one. Of course, there are also convenient methods. You can use the fingerprint browser like MultiloginPro. It's free and has an independent isolation environment that can provide separate configuration files for each account. It would be even more perfect to use a high-quality residential agent.
 
been facing the same with LinkedIn lately. Safe settings and solid proxies help a bit, but it's getting trickier for sure. keen to hear what’s working for others too.
 
Many tools are actually not secure and are very easy to be detected by the platform for masking. I tested many fingerprint browsers, but only one could pass most of the tests.
 
Umekoedmee said:
Many tools are actually not secure and are very easy to be detected by the platform for masking. I tested many fingerprint browsers, but only one could pass most of the tests.
Click to expand...
Could you share with me?
 
Advertise on BHW
You must log in or register to reply here.
Sign up now!

Main Menu

Home Main Forum List Black Hat SEO White Hat SEO BHW Newbie Guide Blogging Black Hat Tools Social Media Downloads

Marketplace

Account Selling Content / Copywriting EBooks / Methods Hosting Misc Proxies For Sale SEO - Link building SEO - Packages Social Media Social Media - Panels Web Design More

Making Money

Affiliate Programs Hire a Freelancer IM Journeys Making Money Pay Per Click Site Flipping Want to Buy

BlackHat World

Dispute Resolution Forum Suggestions & Feedback Introductions Lounge
Back
Top