Why i can't post on tiktok from the browser device after i just created the account

[anasbinti]

I create tiktok accounts on the cloud phones and i move them to the anti-detect browser profiles, when i move them to the browser, it's not even a problem of 0 views, because the account it doesn't even post in the first place, i click post and i refresh and nothing appears, what's the cause of this issue and how to solve this, i use mobile proxies with phone number or custom email adress while the account creation, i was doing this before and it was working just fine, now it's not.

 

[anasbinti]

Try completing your profile staying active for a few days and uploading from the mobile app first before using the browser. new profile often have temporary restriction until they build some trust. I've seen this happen with fresh TikTok accounts.

but you have to understand that i was able to create tiktok accounts with browser and it works perfectly, i've even posted in the same hour of creation, the warming phase i guess only depends on the way of account creation, if you can create a clean fingerprint with a legit email provider like gmail, i think you will be good to go, the game is how to have a clean fingerprint with the least cost possible, i would appreciate anyone information so we can find a solution for this

 

[jeezabull]

It looks like you have triggered some sort of check from tiktok. I've had it too and sadly my accounts have been closed shortly after. Just giving it some time before posting and not spamming seems to work as well. Also opening accounts from mobile seems to work better.
In some cases I couldn't even follow people.

 

[ben.sears]

I create tiktok accounts on the cloud phones and i move them to the anti-detect browser profiles, when i move them to the browser, it's not even a problem of 0 views, because the account it doesn't even post in the first place, i click post and i refresh and nothing appears, what's the cause of this issue and how to solve this, i use mobile proxies with phone number or custom email adress while the account creation, i was doing this before and it was working just fine, now it's not.

Sounds like TikTok is detecting a trust.fingerprint mismatch when moving from the cloud phone to the anti.detect environment. I’d test keeping the same device environment longer, avoid sudden profile changes, and check if the proxy.device signals are consistent before posting.

 

[joseph.clark]

Most likely a trust signal issue from changing environments. TikTok can see differences between the original device and the browser profile, so the account may be restricted before the post is even processed. Try testing with a consistent setup and check for account warnings/logs.

 

[anasbinti]

yes that's possible but what have you done to avoid this again ?

It looks like you have triggered some sort of check from tiktok. I've had it too and sadly my accounts have been closed shortly after. Just giving it some time before posting and not spamming seems to work as well. Also opening accounts from mobile seems to work better.
In some cases I couldn't even follow people.

Yes, i think so, what have you done to avoid this issue again ?

Sounds like TikTok is detecting a trust.fingerprint mismatch when moving from the cloud phone to the anti.detect environment. I’d test keeping the same device environment longer, avoid sudden profile changes, and check if the proxy.device signals are consistent before posting.

how i can know if the proxy.device signals are consistent, i really didn't understand what's the proxy/device signals

Most likely a trust signal issue from changing environments. TikTok can see differences between the original device and the browser profile, so the account may be restricted before the post is even processed. Try testing with a consistent setup and check for account warnings/logs.

yes thanks for this, seems helpful, how can i check the account warning logs, you mean from the requests ?

 

[anasbinti]

If it worked before and suddenly stopped, it could be due to platform-side changes rather than something you intentionally changed. Social platforms regularly update their detection systems and posting requirements. I would first test whether the same issue happens on a normal account used through the official app or website. If that works but the migrated accounts do not, it may indicate an environment or compatibility issue rather than a problem with the content itself

abselutoly not the content, but something with tiktok updates for sure, i'm just trying to find a solution, ther's the QR code verification problem which i'm not sure how to solve, not only from tiktok but also from gmail, i used to be creating tiktok accounts with custom email, but i knew that's not going to work anymore from the update of switching the business accounts into normal accounts, if you know how to bypass the google QR code problem that would mean the world to me actually, because creating tiktok account with gmail is the best thing you can do, they give you trust credits from the beginning, or at least a provider of gmail accounts that you can recomand, thanks for your help

 

[BoneCrusher10]

I think TikTok detected that you switching your account from cloud storage to incognito mode was unusual, so they hid the posting feature. The best solution is to create and post content consistently in the same environment instead of switching back and forth.

 

[Dragon Tia7]

tiktok may not be accepting the new setup, especially if the device fingerprint changes too much.

 

[Nikolaos]

I create tiktok accounts on the cloud phones and i move them to the anti-detect browser profiles, when i move them to the browser, it's not even a problem of 0 views, because the account it doesn't even post in the first place, i click post and i refresh and nothing appears, what's the cause of this issue and how to solve this, i use mobile proxies with phone number or custom email adress while the account creation, i was doing this before and it was working just fine, now it's not.

It's probably that your accounts don't have enough trust yet. Finish completing your profile, watch some other people's videos in order for your accounts to be genuine and try posting again after 4-5 days.

 

[jeezabull]

yes that's possible but what have you done to avoid this again ?


Yes, i think so, what have you done to avoid this issue again ?


how i can know if the proxy.device signals are consistent, i really didn't understand what's the proxy/device signals


yes thanks for this, seems helpful, how can i check the account warning logs, you mean from the requests ?

For my case, unfortunately those accounts got banned sooner or later, so creating an account from mobile from zero and waiting a few days before posting while actually fillingout profile details worked.

 

[kookeey]

Moving a new account from cloud phone straight to PC browser will get your posts shadowbanned. Warm it up on the phone for a couple of days first. If you must use a browser, make sure your proxy location matches and switch your browser UA to mobile.

 

[kookeey]

Moving brand new accounts straight from cloud phone to browser causes silent upload blocks. Warm it up on the phone app for a couple of days first, and make sure your browser proxy matches the exact registration location.

 

[Webzseo]

i think the reason behind it is device finger print mismatch

 

[HanTi5]

The act of switching from Cloud Phone to Antidetect Browser to post immediately was detected by TikTok's anti-spam system. Since TikTok is a mobile app, the best solution is to post directly on the phone instead of using a web

 

[Tictioni]

If it worked before and suddenly stopped, TikTok may have changed something. If it only happens after moving the account, the issue is likely the environment rather than the content.

 

[CosmicFrost]

i think it sounds like tiktok is not trusting the browser session and iif it worked before then i first check whether the anti detect browser proxy or browser fingerprint has changed because testing with one fresh account can help find what's causing it.

 

[DigitalVertex Agency]

Sounds like TikTok is flogging the browser environment. I'd try posting from the original cloud phone first to see if it works there. If it does, the browser profile is probably the issue.

 

[curdoc]

It sounds more like a restriction than a normal 0-view issue. If the post doesn't even appear after you publish it, I'd test posting directly from the cloud phone instead of moving the account to the browser. If that works, then the move is probably causing the problem.

 

[Fostack]

What setup do you use on your anti detect browsers?