How to avoid bans when creating new Reddit accounts after previous bans?

nicolas01

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After my main Reddit account got banned from a subreddit, I mistakenly used an alt account to comment there again which banned my accounts .Since then, every new account I create ends up getting banned.
  • How do I avoid getting banned when creating a new Reddit account after past bans?
  • What should I do on a Windows PC to avoid triggering another ban?
  • How can I safely use Reddit on my Android or iOS phone without getting flagged or banned again?
 
Use antidetect browsers like Adspower or Dolphin Anty with good proxies for PC

For mobile, reset your android / iPhone and you should be good. Make sure you aren't using the same IP though. If you're using mobile data, just toggle airplane mode on/off and you'll get new IP
 
For PC, antidetect browser + good mobile proxies.

Mobile devices are better for building new reddit accounts in my experience, though. Seems like reddit is more strict on accounts created in desktop browser so they get banned more easily. Use a new phone (one that you didn't use a previous reddit account on) and use a new SIM card so it has a completely new IP and device fingerprint. Don't connect to WiFi network that you used a previously banned account on.
 
After my main Reddit account got banned from a subreddit, I mistakenly used an alt account to comment there again which banned my accounts .Since then, every new account I create ends up getting banned.
  • How do I avoid getting banned when creating a new Reddit account after past bans?
  • What should I do on a Windows PC to avoid triggering another ban?
  • How can I safely use Reddit on my Android or iOS phone without getting flagged or banned again?
Hey nicolas01,
Reddit tracks device fingerprints, IPs, and browser data, so just making a new account isn’t enough. On Windows, use a clean browser profile or incognito, a VPN with a new IP, and clear cookies before signing up. On Android or iOS, uninstall and reinstall the Reddit app, use a VPN, and avoid linking to the same email or phone. Most importantly, don’t return to subreddits where your past accounts were banned—it’s a quick red flag.
 
After my main Reddit account got banned from a subreddit, I mistakenly used an alt account to comment there again which banned my accounts .Since then, every new account I create ends up getting banned.
  • How do I avoid getting banned when creating a new Reddit account after past bans?
  • What should I do on a Windows PC to avoid triggering another ban?
  • How can I safely use Reddit on my Android or iOS phone without getting flagged or banned again?
Change fingerprints, anti-detect browsers, and good proxies, you'll be brand new
 
Reddit tracks device, IP, and browser fingerprints. If you got banned and reused the same setup in terms of IP, cookies, device ID your new acc will get flagged.

On PC use a fresh browser profile or anti-detect browser and clear cookies. On phone use mobile data on your phone instead of Wi-Fi to rotate IPs. Avoid linking accounts or repeating the same fingerprint pattern.
 
After my main Reddit account got banned from a subreddit, I mistakenly used an alt account to comment there again which banned my accounts .Since then, every new account I create ends up getting banned.
  • How do I avoid getting banned when creating a new Reddit account after past bans?
  • What should I do on a Windows PC to avoid triggering another ban?
  • How can I safely use Reddit on my Android or iOS phone without getting flagged or banned again?
Use a new IP (VPN or mobile data), clear cookies/cache, avoid linking emails/phones already used, don’t repeat past behavior, and warm up accounts slowly with normal browsing and light commenting before posting. On mobile, use different accounts with different browsers or profiles.
 
After my main Reddit account got banned from a subreddit, I mistakenly used an alt account to comment there again which banned my accounts .Since then, every new account I create ends up getting banned.
  • How do I avoid getting banned when creating a new Reddit account after past bans?
  • What should I do on a Windows PC to avoid triggering another ban?
  • How can I safely use Reddit on my Android or iOS phone without getting flagged or banned again?
don’t reuse usernames or emails tied to old accs. act human, take it slow, don’t jump into the same subs that flagged you before. reddit got them auto mods watching close now so just lay low at first
 
Accounts are linked through cookies so clear your browser cookies and you should be good to go. On the Reddit apps you have to clear the app data, uninstall and then reinstall the app.
 
Try creating accounts through Reddit’s mobile app instead of a browser
 
Use a new IP, clear cookies, and create a new browser/user profile. On mobile, use mobile data and reinstall the app. Avoid the banned sub, start slow, and don’t link old accounts.
Also you can try mobile proxies they would help you out.
 
Id recommend testing account creation on ios, it seems to have a much higher trust score.
 
Reddit is pretty friendly with both PC and mobile, so you can create new accounts from either your phone or a desktop browser without issues. Since you’ve only had two accounts banned so far, it’s possible the problem is just your IP (that’s my guess).
But to be safe, it’s better to also use a fresh fingerprint when creating a new account to avoid automatic bans. You can use an antidetect browser, there are plenty of popular options like GoLogin, Hidemyacc, Multilogin, etc.
As for mobile, you might actually need to switch to a new device :)
 
If you're struggling with Reddit bans, it’s probably due to fingerprinting. I’ve had better luck using a fingerprint browser like Hidemium — helps isolate each account with clean profiles. Worth checking out if you’ve already tried proxies and still getting flagged;););)
 
they track your IP, so you must change your IP by using a proxy, also delete browsing data when you make another acc.
 
Use anti detect browser, mobile proxy and trusted emails. Warm up your accounts.
 
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