"We detected automated activity..." – Is anyone here facing this issue?

[agenceparadis]

Lately Reddit is requiring some of our accounts to insert port key or register the app or something. Does anyone knows what needs to be done here? If you do, list the steps in the comment section.

 

[app_pilot]

Are these accounts fresh?
Reddit's detection is brutal and can flag normal logs as well. Are you running scripts on them or logging in manually?

 

[Xiardoh]

would help to know what tool you are using and which action triggers the warning. also whether the affected accounts share the same ip or device. it looks like reddit is classifying the activity as automated but those details should narrow down what is causing it.

 

[Reputation Solutions]

Are you running any kind of bot or script or tool? my team use manual accounts and haven't got any issues like these..

 

[OnProxy]

i've been seeing similar warnings lately. reddit seems to be pretty sensitive with this stuff now.
might be worth checking if its happening only on certain accounts or after a specific action. also check if they all have the same setup, sometimes one small difference can explain why some accounts get flagged and others don't.

 

[lucax3]

Lately Reddit is requiring some of our accounts to insert port key or register the app or something. Does anyone knows what needs to be done here? If you do, list the steps in the comment section.

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I lost around 100 accounts because of this new filter. The problem was the IP. After changing proxy providers, I solved the issue.

 

[peter37calzo]

I haven't encounter an issue like this but recently Reddit keeps logging me out automatically. Don't know why is happening to me recently.

 

[KotikRND]

I also started to encounter this problem... I think the new filter and spam system started to work a little differently... some accounts are marked like this, unfortunately it's a loss of account... It's not possible to get around it, unfortunately... you just need to change something... I haven't figured out how to get around it yet, but it's worth it.

 

[KotikRND]

I lost around 100 accounts because of this new filter. The problem was the IP. After changing proxy providers, I solved the issue.

What proxies have started to be used... for accounts?

 

[lucax3]

What proxies have started to be used... for accounts?

So, the reason behind that ban is that other users are using your proxies as well, which is why I prefer to keep my provider private. Try contacting your provider and explain the problem to them. If they can’t offer you a solution, switch providers and use rotating residential proxies.

 

[ToNice]

So, the reason behind that ban is that other users are using your proxies as well, which is why I prefer to keep my provider private. Try contacting your provider and explain the problem to them. If they can’t offer you a solution, switch providers and use rotating residential proxies.

You’re right, the problem is caused by the proxies. In many cases, the provider simply allows you to change the outgoing IP port, and that can solve the problem. Contact your provider.

 

[TraceXBT]

Lately Reddit is requiring some of our accounts to insert port key or register the app or something. Does anyone knows what needs to be done here? If you do, list the steps in the comment section.

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Yes recently I face this so my every comment get like 10 to 50+ comment karma so I did 6-7 comment each comment get enough karma and then after it me this verify the account , I did it with passkey it's so simple

 

[TraceXBT]

You’re right, the problem is caused by the proxies. In many cases, the provider simply allows you to change the outgoing IP port, and that can solve the problem. Contact your provider.

It's not proxy problem I used my own ip and change it ip address fresh ip each account

 

[ToNice]

It's not proxy problem I used my own ip and change it ip address fresh ip each account

You don’t use a proxy and just use your own private IP?