Why do my Facebook accounts getting flagged?

[Chanlie]

the way you warm up matters a lot, but Meta also detects fingerprints, behavior, payment setups, and entity overlaps beyond just proxies.

 

[limons]

Getting flaged can be caused for any suspicious activity or it can also be using multiple ids using same IP

 

[Koinee]

If you change your IP address but still log in to the account on that same device, Facebook will still flag it as suspicious behavior.

 

[Ghost Marketing]

It happened because the campaign was rejected a lot while you are using the same proxy for the long time, let try changing to clean proxy every once or twice a month. Starting everything slowly and stable will help it as well.

 

[MKT UJU]

Starting slowly and naturally is key. Instead of jumping into a frenzy of activity right away, start with basic activities like scrolling through your News Feed, watching videos, or lightly interacting with a few posts. This will help your account appear more “real,” which will reduce the risk of Facebook flagging you from the start. A good setup combined with natural behavior is the best defense.

 

[Appfast]

New updating, I just get un blocked, I submit my ID and my face info, it works~

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

If you are using the same browser to login to each of the accounts, you will get flagged since your leaking fingerprints. In that case, look into an Anti-Detect Browser, and use a 4G rotating Proxy so that each account is on different IP's when you run them.

 

[ViTuyen]

My new accounts getting flagged even when I use proxies, I log in with clean proxies and try not to run too many accounts, but they still restricted or disabled after a short time. Is it because of the way I warm them up, or Meta detect something beyond proxies?

When you log in to your account on a proxy, you should not use it immediately, wait
and you should use proxies that do not change your IP address when you log in again

 

[adszue]

Even with good proxies, Meta tracks a lot more - device history, login consistency, even time spent doing normal actions. If your warm-up looks too artificial, accounts get hit fast

 

[Tinotech]

Meta flags accounts for suspicious patterns

 

[Eraby Lullane]

If you create a new account and use it a lot (like, join groups, run ads early...), it's easy to get flagged. The solution is to warm up slowly like a real user: log in regularly, browse the newsfeed, interact lightly for a few weeks before using it for the main purpose.

 

[KloudBucket]

Change Your IP, Change Your Browser, Use Anti detected browser, Change your farming style, You are good to go.

 

[Toto 198]

Have you tried adspower bro, it will be more effective for your work because proxy sometimes can't hide everything

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

My new accounts getting flagged even when I use proxies, I log in with clean proxies and try not to run too many accounts, but they still restricted or disabled after a short time. Is it because of the way I warm them up, or Meta detect something beyond proxies?

maybe that proxy was not that clean, or the way you login has a problem. For example, my technician always change all information and act like a normal one instead of taking too many actions.

 

[GlowUp Agency]

It’s not just proxies — Meta flags based on behavior, device/browser fingerprint, cookies, and activity patterns. Proxies help, but account warming strategy and consistency matter even more

 

[Elephant Agent]

My new accounts getting flagged even when I use proxies, I log in with clean proxies and try not to run too many accounts, but they still restricted or disabled after a short time. Is it because of the way I warm them up, or Meta detect something beyond proxies?

meta has been stricter on the rules lately i think the problem is you used something unclean so meta noticed your account and locked them

 

[Churn SEO LTD]

You can use a fresh IP and an anti-detect browser. But you have to warm up your account. If it looks artificial, you might get blocked again. So be more natural

 

[Win Agency]

My new accounts getting flagged even when I use proxies, I log in with clean proxies and try not to run too many accounts, but they still restricted or disabled after a short time. Is it because of the way I warm them up, or Meta detect something beyond proxies?

There are many cases that cause your account to be flagged: You are using an untrusted account, Behavior patterns: creating BM, adding payments, creating ads too quickly, Running ads within hours/days of creating an account, Sudden budget increase, Setting up multiple ad accounts at the same time with similar behaviors

 

[Dat2068]

My new accounts getting flagged even when I use proxies, I log in with clean proxies and try not to run too many accounts, but they still restricted or disabled after a short time. Is it because of the way I warm them up, or Meta detect something beyond proxies?

You can check your account again, if your account is a new account, it will be quite weak, you can try again with BM accounts created in 2022, 2023. Or if your account has started a campaign, you can check the content, settings, maybe the content, fanpage is seriously violated. Wish you successful campaigns

 

[Fiesta Agency]

Proxies help, but Meta looks at much more — device/browser fingerprints, activity timing, and behavior patterns. If your warm-up looks unnatural, accounts still get flagged fast.