all my accounts got banned.

[hamza445]

Never thought reddit would be this harsh. im new to it to be honest and after 10 days of creating accounts in reddit app and simply logging out after i have got some karma. everything was banned. even the account that i have used long time ago in my phone. the ban message is sent to my email and shown on the first page when i login. i know i should not have used same apps for registering multiple accs but i thought reddit wouldnt mind haha. any advice on how to seperate and manage reddit accounts on one phone/laptop?

 

[UrbanSnake]

Yes, it's not so easy, you will need to use a different IP (proxy) for each account, different browser profile

 

[webatozs]

i suggest to use different device also

 

[hamza445]

Yes, it's not so easy, you will need to use a different IP (proxy) for each account, different browser profile

i use diff ips by turning on/off airplane mode. but browser profile i didnt do

 

[hamza445]

i suggest to use different device also

so two devices equals two accounts

 

[webatozs]

yes this is best option i think

 

[Venusaur]

you need some proxies or at least a VPN
turning airplane mode on and off is not enough, especially in the same device using the same app

 

[hamza445]

you need some proxies or at least a VPN
turning airplane mode on and off is not enough, especially in the same device using the same app

yes i figured. its the same isp same city and even neighborhood just a diff ip

 

[hamza445]

Mate i use multiple reddit accounts and social media account all my accounts are safe

you need to use "proxy" or anti detector so your account will be safe

thank you for the reply. could you pinpoint how you do that exactly?

 

[ContactAronas]

you need some proxies or at least a VPN
turning airplane mode on and off is not enough, especially in the same device using the same app

How would using VPNs is an option? That's an instant flag and shadowban on reddit.

Airplane mode is enough, you don't need proxies if you are only using on your own mobile device.

Also, never use Reddit app for logging out and logging in, Reddit linked all the accounts together and they all received shadowban, also the app gives full fingerprint to your device.

You need to use multiple browsers with some fingerprinting resistance.

If you plan using desktop then you would need proxies and anti-detect browser.

 

[shijin]

Start fresh with airplane mode resets, new IPs, and separate apps per account.

 

[hamza445]

managing reddit account require use of anti detect browsers and proxies with private vps to secure the usage of the profiles, register account using app cause suspend in short period.

yes thats what i figured. i thought reddit was a piece of cake lol

How would using VPNs is an option? That's an instant flag and shadowban on reddit.

Airplane mode is enough, you don't need proxies if you are only using on your own mobile device.

Also, never use Reddit app for logging out and logging in, Reddit linked all the accounts together and they all received shadowban, also the app gives full fingerprint to your device.

You need to use multiple browsers with some fingerprinting resistance.

If you plan using desktop then you would need proxies and anti-detect browser.

what do you mean by fingerprinting resistance?

 

[upvote]

You don't need to use different IPs. Reddit only connects accounts together via cookies and app info. As long as you don't log in to the same browser/app with the accounts they won't be linked to each other.

 

[XrumerGeek]

You don't need to use different IPs. Reddit only connects accounts together via cookies and app info. As long as you don't log in to the same browser/app with the accounts they won't be linked to each other.

This is outright false, don't listen to this crap OP.

Browser footprint, IP type & quality, email, cookies & device ID (if not using antidetect) all matter. Period.

Quality IP's are essential. Don't use VPN's, they are so abused that Reddit knows you're upto no good immediately.

I'm speaking from extensive experience of managing 35-70 accounts at any one time without bans (pretty much). But incase you're in any doubt, the following should also reassure you of the importance of a quality IP address for each account.

2.​

While Reddit does not explicitly state that it links accounts by IP in a public or user-facing way, it almost certainly can and does internally in some cases. For example:

• Ban evasion: If a user is banned and then creates a new account from the same IP, Reddit may detect and act on this.
• Moderation tools: Reddit moderators don’t have access to IPs, but Reddit administrators may use IP data in internal investigations (e.g. brigading, harassment).
• Anti-spam measures: Reddit likely uses IP addresses to detect bot activity or mass account creation.

3.​

If multiple accounts are used on the same IP (e.g., in a household or via VPN), Reddit may flag activity patterns, especially if they look suspicious. However, shared IPs alone are not usually enough for action without other signals.

Summary​

• Reddit does log IPs.
• Reddit may internally link accounts via IP for abuse prevention.
• This is not visible to regular users or moderators.
• Use of VPNs or multiple accounts from the same IP may trigger suspicion, depending on behavior.

 

[upvote]

This is outright false, don't listen to this crap OP.

Browser footprint, IP type & quality, email, cookies & device ID (if not using antidetect) all matter. Period.

Quality IP's are essential. Don't use VPN's, they are so abused that Reddit knows you're upto no good immediately.

I'm speaking from extensive experience of managing 35-70 accounts at any one time without bans (pretty much). But incase you're in any doubt, the following should also reassure you of the importance of a quality IP address for each account.

It is not false. You can maintain a large number of accounts on one IP address for personal use as long as you don't use them in the same browser or app. Of course this system wouldn't work for hundreds of accounts. You would need to use proxies for that but for your average user who needs 5-10 accounts it's better to just use their home network.

 

[praisflairbilge172]

Never thought reddit would be this harsh. im new to it to be honest and after 10 days of creating accounts in reddit app and simply logging out after i have got some karma. everything was banned. even the account that i have used long time ago in my phone. the ban message is sent to my email and shown on the first page when i login. i know i should not have used same apps for registering multiple accs but i thought reddit wouldnt mind haha. any advice on how to seperate and manage reddit accounts on one phone/laptop?

you should buy accounts that are trusted with high karma

 

[vishalteotia]

I was farming accounts on reddit, but not anymore. Reddit uses a system to identify and ban accounts that are created with the same device or IP address

 

[chmbahnsling386]

I was farming accounts on reddit, but not anymore. Reddit uses a system to identify and ban accounts that are created with the same device or IP address

its called fingerprinting
you might need to use antidetect or similar tech to avoid such bans

 

[XrumerGeek]

It is not false. You can maintain a large number of accounts on one IP address for personal use as long as you don't use them in the same browser or app. Of course this system wouldn't work for hundreds of accounts. You would need to use proxies for that but for your average user who needs 5-10 accounts it's better to just use their home network.

No, it isn't. Blows my mind you can be selling a Reddit related service with this false mindset.

If you're using the accounts for commercial purposes, mobile/resi proxies are essential.

I'm guessing this lack of understanding is why you SELL upvotes/accounts as opposed to profit from them yourself for significantly more money/income.

Mental.

Using your logic, as soon as one account gets burned for spam/promotion/ANYTHING- all of them are on the chopping block.

 

[upvote]

No, it isn't. Blows my mind you can be selling a Reddit related service with this false mindset.

If you're using the accounts for commercial purposes, mobile/resi proxies are essential.

I'm guessing this lack of understanding is why you SELL upvotes/accounts as opposed to profit from them yourself for significantly more money/income.

Mental.

Using your logic, as soon as one account gets burned for spam/promotion/ANYTHING- all of them are on the chopping block.

I'm not only selling a Reddit related service mate. I own the largest Reddit marketing site on the internet.

I manage tens of thousands of Reddit accounts and also do marketing campaigns for other websites using a pool of about 10 personal accounts that run on the same IP address. Have been doing this for years. The accounts never get connected to one another because they are all on separate browsers. If one gets banned for various reasons it doesn't affect the others. REDDIT DOES NOT BLANKET BAN IP ADDRESSES. If you knew anything about the inner workings of fingerprinting and spam detection you would understand why.

Instead of calling my comment "crap" and reacting with a laugh emoji you can do some research and see that I'm right and you're wrong.