Botting and new Algo

[VapeMonkey]

Simple question: Do you keep botting during the transition to the new algo or do you shut it down for a while, to see other users reports first?

 

[m4nuell]

99% of domains banned and it won't allow you to follow/like. Any thoughts on this?

 

[Halfblood]

When will this new algo go into effect?

 

[VapeMonkey]

When will this new algo go into effect?

Tomorrow, 16th!

 

[Trolling4Dollars]

99% of domains banned and it won't allow you to follow/like. Any thoughts on this?

Tomorrow, 16th!

Could someone ELI5? I thought the changes had already gone in to effect a few weeks ago?

 

[afrojack24]

What is this new algo?

 

[KenTZ]

it won't allow you to follow/like

Pretty sure that's synonymous with suicide for IG.

 

[Cherry]

If you're not doing it aggressively, I don't see any reason to stop botting during the transition.

 

[afrojack24]

If you're not doing it aggressively, I don't see any reason to stop botting during the transition.

What is not aggressively?

 

[KenTZ]

What is not aggressively?

Anything below:

• 600 (un)follows
• 1,000 likes

Comments and DMs are risky no matter what, so if you are doing them, you need to double down on your spintax and halve your settings when it happens.

 

[mladz]

New 'algo' is not being introduced on the 16th.

 

[Thaman]

So when is it?

 

[batman38102]

Can someone confirm if IG is actually introducing a new algorithm? If so what settings are safe for FL? These are my current settings:

Daily Unfollows limit - 500-600 50-70sec delay 5-10 unfollow limit
Daily Likes limit- 400-600 5-10 unfollow limit 20-25sec delay
Daily Follow limit- 400-600 20-25 sec follow limit, 5-10 follow limit

 

[mladz]

So when is it?

Nobody knows because..wait for it..instagram haven't given a date.

Common sense and simple logic goes a long way.

 

[alxmax]

Simple question: Do you keep botting during the transition to the new algo or do you shut it down for a while, to see other users reports first?

What new algorithm are you talking about? Your question is not simple, if we don't know what you are talking about. Do you have a link?

 

[agedaccs]

yea stupid thread with no source. lmao

 

[treypeezy]

U guys crack me up.

 

[swagbasedgodswag]

There were changes on the 1st of June that stopped developers who had not submitted their codes for approval to not allow their apps to gain access to looking into users followers and limiting some of the interactions through their apps. For instance Crowdfire and apps a like had to lose some of their features and limit the amount of tasks that preform per user, aka limiting likes/follows per hour. These are mobile based apps that. unfortunately, did not hide the codes within their app well enough to dodge IG and their new rules and were forced to join a "sandbox" community of developers who will never be able to create proper bots ever again.
I can only assume web based automation like FL, Instagress, MP all were smart enough and got their codes approved long ago and joined an elite exclusive monopoly of Instagram automation services.
So the question now, is IG trying to limit manual interactions or actually try and take down these automation services and accounts using them.
I love my automation and would fucking hate if I had to go through and manually follow and like content again.
IG is my main source of traffic for all my accounts but if they ever some how stop automation, I will just spend my time elsewhere.

 

[asingal]

Common sense and simple logic goes a long way. Nobody knows because..wait for it...