Account got restricted right after creation – any advice?

[Chanlie]

Hi everyone,
I attempted to register a new Facebook account using RDP, but it was deactivated almost instantly.
Has anyone come across a similar issue? Any tips on how to resolve or bypass this?
Thanks a lot in advance!

 

[jas reed]

That sucks—getting restricted right after setup usually means Google/Meta flagged something in your IP, email, or ad content as risky. I’d recommend verifying everything (IP clean, payment details legit), then reach out to support and ask exactly what triggered it. Once you know, try re-doing it with a fresh account setup and clean rep from a different IP/device.

 

[PHOENIX AGENCY]

This issue is quite common when using RDP because Facebook can easily detect suspicious activity from the IP or virtual environment. You should try using residential proxies and a clean browser, and avoid newly created RDPs as they’re often flagged.

 

[Marketing Wyn]

Yes, Facebook often flags RDP usage as suspicious; to bypass this, use residential proxies, an anti-detect browser, and simulate natural behavior on a fresh device or virtual environment.

 

[Edward Bernaye Agency]

RDP issues arise as Facebook detects suspicious IPs. Use residential proxies and a clean browser; avoid newly created RDPs.

 

[ichbineinberliner]

Yes, Facebook often flags RDP usage as suspicious; to bypass this, use residential proxies, an anti-detect browser, and simulate natural behavior on a fresh device or virtual environment.

any good proxy provider ?

 

[Best Agency]

Yeah, that’s common with RDP.
Use a residential proxy and clean fingerprint. Warm up the account slowly.
My method: I create the account using a phone number and warm it up on a phone for at least 2–4 weeks before doing anything serious.

 

[zokura]

They flag datacenter IPs right away. If you’re using a fresh setup, try switching to a residential proxy instead and avoid logging in too fast or changing too many acc settings. Also, warm browser cookies by watching some videos and scroll slowly like a real user would.

Use an anti detect browser to spoof hardware/browser fingerprints. RDP alone isn’t enough anymore.

 

[Mr.Lee Agency]

Facebook often blocks accounts created via RDP due to suspicious activity; to bypass this, try using residential or mobile proxies, avoid obvious automation patterns, warm up accounts gradually, and consider creating accounts on real devices instead of RDP.

 

[Labeck Agency]

This is a common issue when creating accounts via RDP. Facebook often marks public RDP/VPS IPs as high risk, leading to checkpoints or disabling them immediately after creation.
Some tips you can try:
Use residential IP instead of datacenter.
Create an account on a real device and then log in to RDP later.
Use a browser that simulates a real device environment (like AdsPower, Multilogin...).
Do not use the same IP to create multiple accounts in a short time.
Hope this helps!

 

[Correctively Objective]

Also don't forget to aquire cookies from previous browsing with your multilogin profiles. Facebook is on every other website. They can cross-refference your unique browser fingerprint and spot a "normal" user behaivior vs a brand new clean session, which always raises red flags.

 

[LG AGENCY]

The ip address has been spammed so use a clean ip address to do it.

 

[Spark Marketing Agency]

Getting restricted right after setup usually means something in your IP, email, or ad content was flagged as risky by Google or Meta. I’d recommend verifying everything, like making sure your IP is clean and payment details are legit.

 

[cocomoxoxo]

Yeah FB’s flagging RDP setups fast lately Try antidetect + clean mobile proxy next time, and warm the account slow—scroll, like, chill a few days before any actions

 

[tistenephkas]

Hi everyone,
I attempted to register a new Facebook account using RDP, but it was deactivated almost instantly.
Has anyone come across a similar issue? Any tips on how to resolve or bypass this?
Thanks a lot in advance!

my advice is to buy an account with trust and aged

 

[Las Vegas]

Consider creating an account using a proxy and using the same information as a real user.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

Hi everyone,
I attempted to register a new Facebook account using RDP, but it was deactivated almost instantly.
Has anyone come across a similar issue? Any tips on how to resolve or bypass this?
Thanks a lot in advance!

Depending on the time you can create a new one. During this time it will not be easy to create a new account. If you still want to, you need to prepare a clean proxy, VPS space or anti-detection application, phone number, email, fake ID, and avatar similar to ID. Add other information. The ban rate will be greatly reduced.

 

[BAM AGENCY MARKETING]

Has the information you registered been used for any account before? You may be limited due to that old information.

 

[Agency HLV]

You need to warm up the account before using it.

 

[Jasmine Agency]

Hi everyone,
I attempted to register a new Facebook account using RDP, but it was deactivated almost instantly.
Has anyone come across a similar issue? Any tips on how to resolve or bypass this?
Thanks a lot in advance!

try using proxy and create with same information as real user