limited account

[Dat2068]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

 

[PHOENIX AGENCY]

I never had this problem, but if you say the problem is the ip address change the new address

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

In this case, you can use antidetect browser and new proxy to change browser fingerprint parameter and IP address because each antidetect browser profiles has new parameter, when adding proxy, you can change IP address for each profile. By doing this way, you can create different working environement for each account.

 

[Zadie]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

Yes, sharing the same IP or device can sometimes trigger account restrictions, especially if multiple accounts are managed from the same environment. The best practice is to follow platform security guidelines

 

[Huni]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

Step 1. Immediately disconnect all via/profiles with duplicate IPs

Stop all logins with shared IPs immediately (disable auto-login, extensions, etc.)

Record the list of affected accounts → separate groups for separate processing

Step 2. Change the login environment (Environment Isolation)

Use Anti-Detect Browser (Adspower, Dolphin, Incogniton)

Each via = 1 separate profile → each profile has its own fingerprint, cookie, timezone, proxy

Never use “Open Same Browser” or “Multi-login tab”

 

[TDF Media]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

Yes, Facebook flags duplicate fingerprints/IPs very quickly — especially when multiple accounts are logged in from the same device.

 

[LS Marketing Agency]

your account will be limited if you use the same IP. You can change it for better use

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

i have never had this problem but you should still be careful, as fb is prone to flagging when multiple accounts share the same ip or device. to ensure this you should separate your working environments, use residential proxies and fully authenticate your bm to avoid the limitation.

 

[BBIM AGENCY]

The biggest risk when managing multiple accounts is that Facebook can quickly detect and flag duplicate browser or IP fingerprints, especially when multiple accounts are logged in from the same device. To disable this control and create separate working environments, the use of Antidetect Browser is required. By assigning a new Proxy to each profile, you will change both the fingerprint and IP address parameters, thereby setting up independent and secure operating environments for each individual account.

 

[Benazir]

How many accounts are you using on 1 device, if your account number is large you can use adspower and proxy to log in

 

[LUCKY AGENCY MEDIA]

Yes bro, that can happen. Facebook often links accounts through device, IP, or browser data. The best way to avoid it is to keep sessions separated use clean environments, avoid logging multiple accounts on the same setup, and maintain consistent activity patterns.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Yep, sharing IPs or devices can trigger Facebook limits. Use separate browsers, proxies, or clean devices for each ad account safely.

 

[King Agency]

Yes, it can happen if multiple accounts share the same IP or device fingerprint. Facebook’s system often links such connections for security reasons.

 

[TA Agency]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

the way to fix it is you should use the same proxy, attach it to your phone

 

[Glebagency]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

I think the problem is not entirely due to the IP address. It could be due to your campaign, or the quality of the account. Choose a good account, that can reduce the situation of account being disabled.

 

[shadowspinner2023]

Can you explain a bit more about how you realized you were getting limited? I’ve never heard of that happening before. As for managing multiple accounts safely, the best way is to use multiple devices or an antidetect browser. I use Hidemyacc to manage around 15 Facebook accounts and thank god, it’s still running fine.

 

[Kytherra]

Yeah it can happen—use different IPs or devices for each account and keep them unlinked to avoid limits.

 

[adszue]

To handle it, use separate browsers or profiles like AdsPower or Dolphin and avoid logging multiple accounts from the same device

 

[WindSpace Agency]

FB’s super sensitive to shared device or IP patterns. Using an antidetect browser with unique proxies per profile basically gives each account its own “bubble.” That separation keeps fingerprints clean and reduces ban risks big time.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

Have you ever been limited in account just because of same IP/device with other accounts? How to handle?

if you are facing such situation then split your account into profiles on adspower or logogin where each profile comes with its own proxy this will be better for you