Will my instagram account be safe ?

[grimflock]

For all my Instagram/Meta experts, I need your opinion on something.
I’m planning to create an AI studio agency page where I would mainly post AI-generated photos and videos, such as fashion,runway model campaigns, skincare product etc...


Lately, it seems that Meta has been banning a lot of accounts even legitimate ones due to issues with their faulty AI moderation.

From what I understand, once one account gets banned, all of your other accounts can also get flagged, as they may be linked through your device, IP address, fingerprint activity, cookies etc... and I really want to avoid that.


So here’s my question: if I create a new Instagram account through the app using a brand new phone device, a new phone number, and a new email address, and only use a 4G/5G LTE connection that was never used before from a location far from my home, would I be safe from Meta linking my AI agency account to my personal one or to any others account?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

So here’s my question: if I create a new Instagram account through the app using a brand new phone device, a new phone number, and a new email address, and only use a 4G/5G LTE connection that was never used before from a location far from my home, would I be safe from Meta linking my AI agency account to my personal one or to any others account?

They're probably tracking everyone in 20 additional ways. But I can't prove it so, conspiracy theories* aside, you should be relatively safe with that setup.

* Theories include : voice tracking, location and nearby wifi and bluetooth device names and so on (wouldn't doubt these at all tbh)

 

[grimflock]

They're probably tracking everyone in 20 additional ways. But I can't prove it so, conspiracy theories* aside, you should be relatively safe with that setup.

* Theories include : voice tracking, location and nearby wifi and bluetooth device names and so on (wouldn't doubt these at all tbh)

I mean It might sound crazy but I think you could be onto something. I wouldn't be surprise if it turned to be true

I was thinking about disabling my location, access to photo etc... too so they can't track or gather too much info on you idk maybe i'm doing too much but their ai is so sensitive you never know these days

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I mean It might sound crazy but I think you could be onto something. I wouldn't be surprise if it turned to be true

I was thinking about disabling my location, access to photo etc... too so they can't track or gather too much info on you idk maybe i'm doing too much but their ai is so sensitive you never know these days

IMO if you disable everything you'll trip their system anyway cuz they'll think this isn't a normal user

 

[CashPhantom]

No setup is fully safe now since Meta links accounts by behavior too not just device. Even a clean start can get flagged if the activity looks spammy so better focus on normal posting and slow growth.

 

[TechEinstien]

There will be a risk.

 

[grimflock]

There will be a risk.

Idk if it's crazy to ask you but what can I do to reduce the risk and be in the safe zone?

 

[curdoc]

Yeah it can help, but there’s no way to be fully “safe” anymore. Even with a fresh setup, behavior matters a lot, especially how you warm up the account and how fast you start posting. Also they’ve been pretty strict with AI content lately, so it’s better to take it slow at the start.

 

[SmTasker]

You'll never be safe 100%, but you can at least try and do your best, what you mentioned will definitely help. What they also take into consideration is usage patterns, just think about it there are many people on the same wifi for example in a campus or other such places, if one account is bad they don't ban them all, that would be crazy.

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

For AI generated posts; you would need to label and say its AI to make sure the account doesn't get taken down for "mis-information. That is one thing you can do to keep the account safe when posting AI content.

 

[Genus Agency]

Please read Meta's AI rules carefully; even a small mistake can lead to your account being banned.

 

[Ads Shops]

Go through Meta’s AI policies thoroughly one small misstep can flag your account and lead to a ban.

 

[Razentyler]

For all my Instagram/Meta experts, I need your opinion on something.
I’m planning to create an AI studio agency page where I would mainly post AI-generated photos and videos, such as fashion,runway model campaigns, skincare product etc...


Lately, it seems that Meta has been banning a lot of accounts even legitimate ones due to issues with their faulty AI moderation.

From what I understand, once one account gets banned, all of your other accounts can also get flagged, as they may be linked through your device, IP address, fingerprint activity, cookies etc... and I really want to avoid that.


So here’s my question: if I create a new Instagram account through the app using a brand new phone device, a new phone number, and a new email address, and only use a 4G/5G LTE connection that was never used before from a location far from my home, would I be safe from Meta linking my AI agency account to my personal one or to any others account?

Yes you are completely safe with the setup you mentioned, nothing more is needed.

 

[Orange22]

Your hardware setup is solid, but remember Meta is aggressively hunting synthetic faces rn. If you don't use the "Made with AI" label, they will nuke the account regardless of how clean your IP is.

But honestly man, don't get too attached to one single account. Generating AI models is incredibly fast and cheap now. You need to get mentally comfortable with bans. Start thinking about scale. Run multiple accounts, treat them as disposable assets, and let the algorithm do its thing.

 

[Spark Marketing Agency]

No setup is ever completely “safe” from linking tbh. Platforms look at a mix of signals, not just IP or device alone.

 

[TKV AGENCY]

Your account will be secured to a certain extent, but risks cannot be completely avoided. Intelligent AI can verify various factors, especially your consistent behavior across each account.

 

[Danielcross]

For all my Instagram/Meta experts, I need your opinion on something.
I’m planning to create an AI studio agency page where I would mainly post AI-generated photos and videos, such as fashion,runway model campaigns, skincare product etc...


Lately, it seems that Meta has been banning a lot of accounts even legitimate ones due to issues with their faulty AI moderation.

From what I understand, once one account gets banned, all of your other accounts can also get flagged, as they may be linked through your device, IP address, fingerprint activity, cookies etc... and I really want to avoid that.


So here’s my question: if I create a new Instagram account through the app using a brand new phone device, a new phone number, and a new email address, and only use a 4G/5G LTE connection that was never used before from a location far from my home, would I be safe from Meta linking my AI agency account to my personal one or to any others account?

I wouldn’t rely too much on perfect separation, even with different devices and connections there’s still some level of risk. A more sustainable approach is keeping everything compliant and growing gradually

 

[AdsPowerTeam]

Idk if it's crazy to ask you but what can I do to reduce the risk and be in the safe zone?

You're not crazy, a lot of people are worried about this now.
If you want extra separation, it's worth isolating each account in its own profile so IP, timezone, WebRTC, etc. stay consistent. But even then, behavior still matters more.

 

[babyblue]

The point is that platforms don’t see one thing they see your entire behavior, not just your IP or device.
If the content or activity looks suspicious, there’s a problem, otherwise people on the same network stay safe. Even with AI content, it’s best to follow the rules.And the reality is that there’s no such thing as 100% safety, so consistency and real behavior are more important.

 

[Sergey Sozonov]

You should be safe with that setup. You just have to provide full disclosure about your content being AI. There's no ploicy against AI content, it just has to be fully disclosed