Video selfie verification discussion

[masterbuilder22]

Hey guys,

I have my own farm and lately (last 2 months) it's been really messy because we're seeing a LOT of video selfie verifications. What's even worse is the fact that I couldn't find many people online talking about it lately. It's like we're the only ones getting hit with that. Now maybe it's due to the fact that we have a lot of volume of creation, but still... I think that it's worse than any previous verifications (IDs used to work at least 50% of the time) but video selfies, we're getting 1-5% success rate with our various methods.

Has anyone figured this out yet? How to avoid them? Or how to bypass/fix this issue?

Here's some context:
We're using Mobile rotating 4G proxies, and we use Octobrowser.

We even tried buying old accounts, and we still had thise issue aswell.
Thank you!

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Video selfie verification is currently one of the most difficult security layers to bypass, with an extremely low success rate even with old accounts, high-quality proxies, and optimized browsers. This is not just a technical issue, but also a sign that the system is tightening its censorship on mass account creation. In my experience, I recommend slowing down the cloning rate, building more authentic user behavior, and keeping the settings stable from the start. There is no way to completely bypass this step, but it can be optimized to limit the risk of getting stuck.

 

[AdSenseii]

Hey guys,

I have my own farm and lately (last 2 months) it's been really messy because we're seeing a LOT of video selfie verifications. What's even worse is the fact that I couldn't find many people online talking about it lately. It's like we're the only ones getting hit with that. Now maybe it's due to the fact that we have a lot of volume of creation, but still... I think that it's worse than any previous verifications (IDs used to work at least 50% of the time) but video selfies, we're getting 1-5% success rate with our various methods.

Has anyone figured this out yet? How to avoid them? Or how to bypass/fix this issue?

Here's some context:
We're using Mobile rotating 4G proxies, and we use Octobrowser.

We even tried buying old accounts, and we still had thise issue aswell.
Thank you!

Try dolphin browser, try verification with VEO3 or real people. Change your proxy service. I think it's will work for you

 

[ZENTRY]

Personally, I think FB has tightened this up more than before. If your work is expanding in large numbers, you have to soak it in as long as possible and act like a real person.

 

[PrimeCove]

Try dolphin browser, try verification with VEO3 or real people. Change your proxy service. I think it's will work for you

When Flood Illuminators are present, everything will become much more difficult in a short period of time. Not everything is a recorded video.

 

[AdSenseii]

When Flood Illuminators are present, everything will become much more difficult in a short period of time. Not everything is a recorded video.

It's worked for me once but you're right. Platforms are getting better at spotting anything that isn’t real-time or human. If you’re facing that level of verification, you’ll need real interaction or high-end emulation tools. Otherwise, expect quick bans or verification failures.

 

[PrimeCove]

In 1 or 2 years, everyone here will be out of work.
That’s why instead of trying to get around things, it’s best to develop new SaaS solutions.

I say this as a friend

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Bypassing it wil require some knowledge on deep fake, creating realistic AI people and fake cams like Manycam, which is the most used app to bypass this kind of verification, but it's not that easy, you'd need to learn and study about it

 

[Albert Meraki Agency]

Video selfie verification has indeed been on the rise in recent months, especially with large-scale operations. The use of rotating 4G proxies sometimes causes the platform's automated system to judge the behavior as unnatural, thereby pushing the verification requirements higher. Many parties also reflect extremely low pass rates, even with old accounts or those that have invested heavily in fingerprints. It seems that the new algorithm is prioritizing the factor of "stable user environment over time", so if you haven't tested it in the direction of keeping a fixed IP and a long-term browser profile (instead of rotating it frequently), you should try it. There is almost no sure way to ignore it, so it's best to find a way to prevent it from the root.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Video selfie checks are triggered more by behavioral patterns than proxies alone. Avoid fast action bursts, reuse of device fingerprints, and poor warm-up flows, FB flags anything non-human. No stable bypass yet; best shot is using pre-warmed, low-noise aged accounts with consistent usage. Let us know if you figure it out

 

[optimalegg68]

Hey man that sucks! Dealing with tons of those video selfie verifications sounds like a real headache. Seriously 1-5% success rate? That's brutal. I haven't personally dealt with that specific issue lately but maybe try tweaking your proxy settings or the fingerprint profiles in Octobrowser? Sometimes even small changes can make a difference. Also have you tried different types of videos maybe shorter ones or with different lighting? It's a long shot but worth experimenting with. Good luck hope you figure it out!

 

[SilviaSignals]

Yeah, video selfie checks are brutal lately. Seeing the same spike feels like Meta’s really pushing hard on automation. Curious if anyone’s had better luck with face-swap or motion-based tricks?

 

[Mercy Ann]

I see some people using deepfake or some AI apps to fake users. But I'm not sure if that's reputable enough. Have you tried contacting FB support to ask about this?

 

[Ghost Marketing]

As i know, fb is tightening on fb account verification. If you log in or log out from different IP or close time, it will make your account suspicious and get verification code from your email at the next time login. At worst, it will need video selfie to confirm that

 

[Skyline_01]

Try AI image manipulation for authenticity, in the recent past I think this is possible, but in the future the meta will tighten up a lot more