reddit keeps limiting my posts on fresh accounts

[ionspray]

I made a couple reddit accounts to try and build some karma before posting links. nothing aggressive, just joining relevant subs and commenting here and there.

but some accounts get posts auto-removed, or don’t show up at all. even without links. it’s like they’re flagged before I even do anything serious.

I’m using different emails, usernames, and i don’t post the same stuff across accounts. feels like they’re catching me some other way.

could it be device or browser related? or is reddit just strict on anything new now?

 

[shadowspinner2023]

It’s probably Reddit picking up on your fingerprint or login environment. Even if you're using different emails and usernames, logging in from the same device or browser setup can still get your accounts flagged.
You might want to try using an antidetect browser like Hidemyacc or GoLogin to give each account a unique fingerprint. Also, let the accounts sit for a bit and just browse or upvote before posting. Fresh accounts get limited easily these days, even if you're not doing anything wrong.

 

[shijin]

Reddit’s AI is cooking lately, even warmed-up legit accounts get flagged if your device fingerprint’s sus.

 

[Accountstealth]

either get aged accs with karma or warmup for a while

 

[Uiyniasd569872]

reddit will catch on if your using the same browsers, device and ip.

you an test it out with different browsers forks before using anit-detect browsers.

 

[Kenobii]

I want to use anti-detect browsers and residential proxies now.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

I made a couple reddit accounts to try and build some karma before posting links. nothing aggressive, just joining relevant subs and commenting here and there.

but some accounts get posts auto-removed, or don’t show up at all. even without links. it’s like they’re flagged before I even do anything serious.

I’m using different emails, usernames, and i don’t post the same stuff across accounts. feels like they’re catching me some other way.

could it be device or browser related? or is reddit just strict on anything new now?

Are you logging into multiple accounts on the same device and using the same IP address? If so, my recommendation is to use an antidetect browser with a proxy to create a new working environment for these accounts. Reddit can detect multiple accounts based on the browser fingerprint and that IP address.

 

[GigiroCoco]

If you use the same device, browser, device, and IP, Reddit will delete you. Firstly, you need to ensure that each account has an independent environment and that they are not associated with each other. It is best to log in and manage them using the MultiloginPro browser, so that the platform can easily track you.

 

[chloe zhao]

I made a couple reddit accounts to try and build some karma before posting links. nothing aggressive, just joining relevant subs and commenting here and there.

but some accounts get posts auto-removed, or don’t show up at all. even without links. it’s like they’re flagged before I even do anything serious.

I’m using different emails, usernames, and i don’t post the same stuff across accounts. feels like they’re catching me some other way.

could it be device or browser related? or is reddit just strict on anything new now?

On Reddit, automatic deletion of posts may be related to the following factors:

New account restrictions: Reddit has stricter monitoring of the posting behavior of new accounts, especially when posting content frequently.
Devices and browsers: If multiple accounts operate on the same device or browser, it may alert Reddit and result in content being deleted.
Community rules: Different subreddits have different rules to ensure that your posts meet the requirements of specific communities.
It is recommended to use different devices and browsers, gradually establish account reputation, and follow the regulations of each sub community to reduce the risk of deletion.

 

[Md Sahid Mia]

Reddit's pretty strict these days. They might be tracking things like browser fingerprint or cookies. It’s a good idea to use a fresh browser profile or go incognito for each account.

 

[GigiroCoco]

I want to use anti-detect browsers and residential proxies now.

Yes, good idea, this is useful.

 

[Skyfromwarrior]

May be you are not using residential proxies and not any anti browser

 

[Banoza]

At this point, even with accounts that are 3-5 years old, if they have no activity history, they can still get banned right from the first comment. Reddit is sensitive to everything.

 

[Ciadre]

The new account is like this, you need to reach its target credit score to post. Leave more comments on your new account to improve your credit score. Preheat more and don't be impatient. You can also use anti detection browsers to manage accounts.

 

[GrapesOFM]

Most here is talking about factors external to account creation which is also valid and shouldn't be neglected but i think you might need to look at how you create your accounts as well

 

[Andrew_AgrowthAds]

i think u should use antidetect browsers, proxy. Also you should warm up the accounts before actually using it