WTF is going on with reddit?

Looks like you’re getting hit by a mix of a ban wave and something in your setup that Reddit’s new filters don’t like.


A few things I’d try:

  • Pause everything for a bit and stop creating/using new accounts on the same stack, so you don’t burn more.
  • Test 1–2 accounts on a real phone + official Reddit app (no antidetect, no Dolphin) as a control. If those survive while your Dolphin setups die, you’ve found the culprit.
  • Slow the warm-up way down: 1–2 weeks of just browsing + a few upvotes, then light comments in different subs, nothing promotional or repetitive.
  • Diversify: email patterns, sellers, fingerprints, even topics you interact with.

I’d treat this as an “algo update phase” – focus on keeping a few accounts alive first, then scale again once you see what actually sticks.
 
Yeah sometimes Reddit does slow-shadowban. When you got shadowbanned, what happened to your other 2 comments? Like did they also get removed as well? Because usually when accounts get shadowbanned, especially new ones, the older comments also get removed in the process.
I did not check on the other comments TBH,
Looks like you’re getting hit by a mix of a ban wave and something in your setup that Reddit’s new filters don’t like.


A few things I’d try:

  • Pause everything for a bit and stop creating/using new accounts on the same stack, so you don’t burn more.
  • Test 1–2 accounts on a real phone + official Reddit app (no antidetect, no Dolphin) as a control. If those survive while your Dolphin setups die, you’ve found the culprit.
  • Slow the warm-up way down: 1–2 weeks of just browsing + a few upvotes, then light comments in different subs, nothing promotional or repetitive.
  • Diversify: email patterns, sellers, fingerprints, even topics you interact with.

I’d treat this as an “algo update phase” – focus on keeping a few accounts alive first, then scale again once you see what actually sticks.
Yes, in fact the account i used are bought from a seller here, they use to be great, but it seems like his setup ruined and reddit has connected all his accounts, so now all the accounts from him get banned no metetr what, i have tried an account on VR machine, and the same problem is got banned even faster because i rotating IP in the same section, so i think part of the problem is the seller him slef.
 
What tools is everyone using? Are you guys using antidetect browsers or cloud phones like geelark?
 
This month bans and shadowbans are left and right for me, i use the same setup evrything is clean warming up super slowly and clean, but still evry account reachs just 50 commnet kamra gets banned, and even old ones with high kamra, never happned this to me befor, i use Dolphine and real mobile data, what is going on please help ?
So, it's blocking your server system based on the IP address that was previously logged in.
 
i think reddit is marking proxy based on asn, which mean is more broad of ip itself - not sure , but they are definetely doing something


with real mobile data do you mean your own mobile or you buy mobile proxy? becuase having 100 accounts for example on the same mobile proxy can still ban the accounts since reddit does not look only to the ips
 
Reddit has definitely ramped up their security protocols lately. It feels like they are moving towards a more aggressive AI-driven filtering system. I’ve noticed that even accounts with decent karma are getting hit by the 'BotBouncer' or shadowbanned for minor things that were fine a few months ago. It seems like having a clean mobile IP and a very slow, human-like warm-up process is the only way to survive now. The era of easy mass-spam is definitely over
 
All the comments stick no one fitreed out a all, evrything was good, tjhe account was active for 12 days in arrow.

So what's the best way to check your spam score? Like I'm doing everything manually on a low fraud score residential IP and an anti-detect browswer. What more do I need? Previously, if I did exactly that, the account gets warmed very easily.
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