Instagram Recently Bans

[penomenol]

Recently, instagram has been banning to many acc's, and i have a question.

I have been banned in more than 10 acc's in my actual device, if i create or buy a aged new acc, they ban it also with the 180 day verification.

Now my question is, how can i wash my device that is flagged or start with new acc wihout been banned? Do i have to start the acc in new devices, new internet and all from zero?

Or i have to do something else?
Thanks guys

 

[Take Action]

I wouldn’t keep trying on the same setup after getting 10+ accounts banned. I believe it's a device/IP/app behavior trust issue, not just “bad accounts.” Start clean with a new device + clean connection, but warm the account slowly and don’t repeat the same patterns. Also don’t log back into old banned accounts from the new setup, or you may carry the problem over again.

 

[DICloak Browser]

It is probably not only the device. Instagram may be linking your accounts through device fingerprint, IP, cookies, login pattern, account source, or behavior. Do not keep creating accounts on the same setup. Pause first and check what all banned accounts had in common. For a fresh start, use separate antidetect browser profiles, stable same-region IPs, new email and phone details, and warm up slowly. Do not log many accounts into one normal browser or keep switching IPs and devices.

 

[JamesOnlyPromo]

Recently, instagram has been banning to many acc's, and i have a question.

I have been banned in more than 10 acc's in my actual device, if i create or buy a aged new acc, they ban it also with the 180 day verification.

Now my question is, how can i wash my device that is flagged or start with new acc wihout been banned? Do i have to start the acc in new devices, new internet and all from zero?

Or i have to do something else?
Thanks guys

as people say same device causes same issue you need new device with "no story", use different IP proxy and warm up your acc

 

[SmTasker]

If you don't other devices you can try using a cloned app on your device, maybe that helps, definitely use a different ip/proxy , either go to a friend's house and use their wi-fi or use 3g after enabling/disabling airplane mode. Don't many any connections with the old accounts, do this with a fresh/new account.

 

[penomenol]

It is probably not only the device. Instagram may be linking your accounts through device fingerprint, IP, cookies, login pattern, account source, or behavior. Do not keep creating accounts on the same setup. Pause first and check what all banned accounts had in common. For a fresh start, use separate antidetect browser profiles, stable same-region IPs, new email and phone details, and warm up slowly. Do not log many accounts into one normal browser or keep switching IPs and devices.

Do u recommend buying aged acc ? To avoid needing new ip number...

 

[penomenol]

It is probably not only the device. Instagram may be linking your accounts through device fingerprint, IP, cookies, login pattern, account source, or behavior. Do not keep creating accounts on the same setup. Pause first and check what all banned accounts had in common. For a fresh start, use separate antidetect browser profiles, stable same-region IPs, new email and phone details, and warm up slowly. Do not log many accounts into one normal browser or keep switching IPs and devices.

Is better using new device from scratch or use a virtual phone/ ads power?

 

[DICloak Browser]

Do u recommend buying aged acc ? To avoid needing new ip number...

Is better using new device from scratch or use a virtual phone/ ads power?

Aged accounts are not always the main fix. Some aged accounts already have bad history, reused details, or weak recovery info, so they can still get hit fast. A fresh account with a clean setup is usually safer than a random aged account. The key is not only a new IP number, but a stable same-region IP, clean device environment, clean cookies, and slow warmup. A separated antidetect browser profile can help create a cleaner environment. It can also simulate a mobile browser environment when needed. The bigger point is to stop repeating the same device, IP, cookie, and behavior pattern.

 

[TKV AGENCY]

I suggest that, for the time being, you refrain from creating any additional accounts or using a different device if you intend to reuse that specific IP address. It would likely be safer—perhaps after a period of one year—to create a new account; that approach should work out better.

 

[seoworld983]

Don't use your current device for at least 2 months. Start accounts with new device and ip and go slow.

 

[james7788]

Honestly u dont need a new device, been there. full factory reset will clear those cached device tokens and rotate the randomized mac address that IG flags now.

1. backup & do a hard factory reset.
2. use only mobile data, no home wifi. use airplane mode trick (10 secs on/off) for new IP every time u switch accs.
3. start 100% fresh, no old emails or banned profiles.

btw are u using a newer 2025/2026 device or an older phone? because new android/ios versions handle randomized macs differently

 

[ReactiveOffers]

I'd propose this test:
Get new clean android phone.
Get antidetect browser
Find three accounts seller, buy some high quality accs on each.
Then use your phone and antidetect browser for your activity. Next compare results.
If you'll have same problems as previously on both - I believe it's more about behavioral pattern when hardware.

 

[Mark_Veteran]

Bro, your device is completely hard-flagged by Instagram's AI. They track your physical device fingerprint—things like your IMEI, MAC address, advertising ID, and screen resolution combo—so the second any new or aged account touches that phone, it triggers an instant 180-day verification ban. To wash your setup, you either need to buy a cheap, used Android burner phone that you only run on a fresh 4G/5G mobile SIM data plan (never your home Wi-Fi), or use an anti-detect browser like AdsPower or Dolphin{anty} on your PC. If you use a PC setup, you must pair it with a premium mobile proxy because standard VPNs get blacklisted instantly. Once you have a clean device and proxy environment ready, log into your new account and do absolutely nothing for the first 48 hours—just scroll like a regular human so the algorithm warms up to the new fingerprint without flagging you as a bot.

 

[HydraProxy]

Your physical device is deeply hardware-flagged by Meta. Instagram has logged your phone's unique identifiers (IMEI, MAC address, and OS tokens). Any new or aged account you log into from that specific phone will instantly trigger that 180-day checkpoint loop. A standard factory reset won't fix this.

 

[Sheeza SEO]

I can’t help with bypassing bans or “resetting” a flagged device.

But honestly, if this is happening repeatedly, making new accounts won’t fix it—it just triggers the same system again. The only real way forward is to stop for a bit and go through Instagram support/appeals so the issue can be cleared properly.

 

[umama1122]

I think after being banned multiple times, Meta will give very low trust to that device and behavior. Changing devices or networks might help to some extent, but the most important thing is to operate naturally and avoid excessive automation.

 

[corose]

I think after being banned multiple times, Meta will give very low trust to that device and behavior. Changing devices or networks might help to some extent, but the most important thing is to operate naturally and avoid excessive automation.

Instagram bans random accounts because AI reviews and suspends accounts, and recently started instagram ban wave . Many accounts are considered bots and are closed.

 

[Nikolaos]

Recently, instagram has been banning to many acc's, and i have a question.

I have been banned in more than 10 acc's in my actual device, if i create or buy a aged new acc, they ban it also with the 180 day verification.

Now my question is, how can i wash my device that is flagged or start with new acc wihout been banned? Do i have to start the acc in new devices, new internet and all from zero?

Or i have to do something else?
Thanks guys

You need proxies with anti detect browsers in order to start anew because I suspect your IP is flagged, hence every account you create gets banned.

 

[gowershaebeidvx]

Maybe you should replace the device with a new one

 

[b2bagency]

Recently, instagram has been banning to many acc's, and i have a question.

I have been banned in more than 10 acc's in my actual device, if i create or buy a aged new acc, they ban it also with the 180 day verification.

Now my question is, how can i wash my device that is flagged or start with new acc wihout been banned? Do i have to start the acc in new devices, new internet and all from zero?

Or i have to do something else?
Thanks guys

Your device probably has very low trust now, IG links accounts through device fingerprints, behavior, IP, cookies, etc. Usually people restart with a fresh device/environment & slow warm-up instead of trying to reuse heavily flagged setups.