ID/Video Selfie - Which Scenario Does This Happen Most?

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I know it depends on proxies, mobile v. desktop, etc. but also, in which scenario is this most likely to happen?

1. Buying an already-selfie-video-verified aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos that are NOT the same person as in the existing photos on the account?

or

2. Buying BLANK aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos when the account has never been selfie-video-verified?
 
If you mean blank as in acc is simply an autoreg account without proper warming, then yes - the 2nd scenario is more likely. If you buy an already verified account and use it with proper fingerprint/proxy management you should be able to bypass FB flagging you for reverification to a certain extent.

You trying to warm these for ads usage?
 
If you mean blank as in acc is simply an autoreg account without proper warming, then yes - the 2nd scenario is more likely. If you buy an already verified account and use it with proper fingerprint/proxy management you should be able to bypass FB flagging you for reverification to a certain extent.

You trying to warm these for ads usage?
No, just personal usage for friends, family, etc. and subtly promoting a business from about 5-10 catfish accounts. But I want to do so as anonymously as possible (with no phone numbers involved or connected to me) and with slight automation of likes, comments etc. Not too much, just 20-30 a day from each account. But from what I hear, in all scenarios, FB will demand ID or video upon logging in or uploading pictures.
 
It’s better to buy an account that’s already verified, because the likelihood of having to verify your identity again is much lower than the first time. You can upload any photos you like, but it’s best to use ones that you can later use to confirm your identity
 
They ask you for video verification when someone reports you for impersonation
otherwise they would just want you to login with a mobile
 
They ask you for video verification when someone reports you for impersonation
otherwise they would just want you to login with a mobile
It’s better to buy an account that’s already verified, because the likelihood of having to verify your identity again is much lower than the first time. You can upload any photos you like, but it’s best to use ones that you can later use to confirm your identity


I have read that the video verification happens upon even upon logging into, or making, a newly made account or even just an aged+warmed account.

So how would you guys log into a bought account if you could only log in via desktop? Antidetect browser and good proxies, right?

Would that trip anything?
 
I know it depends on proxies, mobile v. desktop, etc. but also, in which scenario is this most likely to happen?

1. Buying an already-selfie-video-verified aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos that are NOT the same person as in the existing photos on the account?

or

2. Buying BLANK aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos when the account has never been selfie-video-verified?
Do you want to verify your Facebook account?
 
I know it depends on proxies, mobile v. desktop, etc. but also, in which scenario is this most likely to happen?

1. Buying an already-selfie-video-verified aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos that are NOT the same person as in the existing photos on the account?

or

2. Buying BLANK aged+warmed up FB and logging into it, then eventually and gradually uploading photos when the account has never been selfie-video-verified?
Option 2 seems less secure.
But what are you thinking about fake proxy?
 
Verified accounts are safer—use photos you can later confirm identity with.
 
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