Cloaking And Ads BH

[BB Agency11]

I’ve seen cloaking still working well for BH offers, but the key is rotating domains and creatives fast enough.
Lately, I noticed meta is tightening review even on clean landing pages.


Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately? Curious if it still holds up in 2025.

 

[Albert Meraki Agency]

Hiding BH is still effective, but it is getting harder and harder because the system is getting tighter, especially scanning both pages and content. Even when using a reputable page, running valid posts, there is still a risk of being scanned if you do not constantly rotate domains and refresh content. In addition, censorship is getting stricter, even on clean landing pages, so many people have to find ways to diversify their hiding methods, combine many techniques, and test continuously to maintain stability.

 

[BB Agency11]

Hiding BH is still effective, but it is getting harder and harder because the system is getting tighter, especially scanning both pages and content. Even when using a reputable page, running valid posts, there is still a risk of being scanned if you do not constantly rotate domains and refresh content. In addition, censorship is getting stricter, even on clean landing pages, so many people have to find ways to diversify their hiding methods, combine many techniques, and test continuously to maintain stability.

Do you have any suggestions for me on how to launch effective campaigns?

 

[BB Agency11]

The method of hiding Black Hat campaigns is still very necessary and effective, without hiding methods the ads will not be able to work.

Thank you very much

Yeah, the trusted page + post ID method still hits in 2025 but only if you’re pairing it with solid JS or iframe-based cloaking and aged, properly warmed pages. Meta’s AI is way sharper now. It checks your ad creative, post engagement, and what users do after the click. So if smth is wrong you’re getting flagged fast even if your lander looks squeaky clean. Cloaking house/ JCI/ keitaro still get the job done, but you’ve gotta rotate domains every 3-5 days and keep your white pages looking super legit. If you’re running BH offers, start small with safe creatives to test and only flip the redirect after some scroll or engagement. JS cloaking’s your best bet there. Also don’t sleep on rotating your creatives and domains regularly.

a very useful advice

 

[M4DM4X]

I'm using a simple php script to show a clean version of my site to bots (google, etc) but redirect legit visitors to my affiliate link. I don't use this for ads, only for regular serps ranking, but I can't see it not working for ads too, or am I missing something?

 

[FloppydataProxy]

The trusted page + post ID method still works, but it's not as stable as it used to be. Meta has definitely stepped up — even well-wrapped setups get flagged. These days, going in without proxies and proper anti-detect is a quick way to get burned. As for cloaking, JS is still the most reliable, just make sure you rotate domains often and don’t reuse sketchy creatives. Consistency and a "natural-looking" setup make all the difference.

 

[Mr.Lee Agency]

Yes, trusted page + post ID + cloaking still holds in certain setups, but the window is shrinking. Meta’s detection is now post-impression as well, so even good cloaking during review isn’t enough — behavioral signals after ad launch matter too.

 

[Huni]

1. Use a page with a good history of activity
The page should have real interactions (likes, shares, comments), and be 6 months old or older.

Post regularly, WH content to maintain trust → then attach BH posts.

2. Cloaking posts must have natural interactions
Do not use completely new posts → Facebook will suspect and manually review.

You can run a real interaction post first, use a light boost, and then turn it into a cloaking post.

I’ve seen cloaking still working well for BH offers, but the key is rotating domains and creatives fast enough.
Lately, I noticed meta is tightening review even on clean landing pages.


Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately? Curious if it still holds up in 2025.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

Hiding BH is still effective, but it is getting harder, especially scanning both pages and content. Even when using reputable page , running valid posts , there is still a risk of being scanned if not done constantly . In addition, censorship is getting stricter , even on clean landing pages, so we have to find ways to diversify the hiding method, combine many techniques.

 

[Wind Marketing Agency]

Tighter policies and AI moderation have made it difficult for advertisers to operate without restrictions

 

[Andrew_AgrowthAds]

I am having the same issues!

 

[Lee advertisesFb]

Black hat's method of hiding ads is always effective, without it the ads cannot work

 

[dinhchien98]

I’ve seen cloaking still working well for BH offers, but the key is rotating domains and creatives fast enough.
Lately, I noticed meta is tightening review even on clean landing pages.


Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately? Curious if it still holds up in 2025.

Trusted Page + Post ID in 2025​

Still works sometimes, but much harder now.

What still helps:​

• Aged pages with real post history
• Reusing old approved post IDs
• Pre-loaded likes/comments boost trust
• Fast creative + domain rotation

Issues now:​

• Meta tracks domain + post ID history
• Shadow flags for reused post IDs tied to flagged domains
• AI review checks after approval (delayed bans)
• API usage + creative mismatch detection is tighter

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Better approach in 2025:​

• Use dynamic cloakers with scroll/time/geo behavior
• Rotate everything (domains, creatives, accounts)
• Use aged agency accounts
• Keep engagement looking real

 

[Deleted member 1962103]

I’ve seen cloaking still working well for BH offers, but the key is rotating domains and creatives fast enough.
Lately, I noticed meta is tightening review even on clean landing pages.


Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately? Curious if it still holds up in 2025.

We often suggest to customers that they use clean and reputable fanpages, reliable old posts (ie posts that have been verified by Facebook and have real interactions). Then, you run an advertising campaign by inserting the ID of that old post.
Because posts with real interactions have already created credibility with Facebook, they will avoid Facebook's algorithm scrutiny. This helps reduce the risk of your posts being banned for content quality.

 

[Emily 23]

In 2025 you can use everyone in Meta to more clearly express your advertising content and form as well as refer to the latest trends, camouflage your ads and activities.

 

[Cosima 47]

I still use cloaking techniques on image posts as well as hidden landing page links it still works quite well

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Cloaking combined with the use of reputable page and post IDs can still be effective if done correctly. It’s important to rotate domains regularly and create fresh content to avoid being flagged by moderation systems. However, in 2025, moderation will become increasingly strict, especially with BH offers, so you need to keep a close eye on warning signs from the system and be flexible enough to quickly adjust your strategy to limit the risk of having your campaign blocked or blocked. Investing in page reputation and real interactions also helps increase the credibility of your ads, but this strategy still needs to be combined with many overall protection measures to maintain long-term effectiveness.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

I’ve seen cloaking still working well for BH offers, but the key is rotating domains and creatives fast enough.
Lately, I noticed meta is tightening review even on clean landing pages.


Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately? Curious if it still holds up in 2025.

Hiding links is extremely important when running GH BH. So it is indispensable when setting up a campaign. And regularly changing content is also an effective solution.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

Anyone here tried using trusted page + post ID strategy with cloaking lately

It works, but many other things come into play that affect the effectiveness of the ad, like whether the headline and video are compelling enough
And whether the video is well cloaked to confuse the Meta moderation system

 

[Edward Bernaye Agency]

Hiding BH is still effective but high risk due to harsh scanning. Need to do it regularly and combine many techniques to avoid detection.