Every FB Account gets banned instantly (with proxy)

[IamNRE]

You need aged accounts with history, you need clean history (i.e no cookie that can be traced back to your other accounts) and you need a real CC/Debit card.

Hit me up if you can't be bothered with testing all that crap out and just want a solution.. i.e an account.

 

[StanMan]

1. Check if you are using proxies, which are not blacklisted
2. Make sure you clear all your browser data
3. Make sure you clear all your local storage
4. Use anonymous browser window
5. Turn off WebRTC, Java plugins and use some plugin to hide your Canvas hash - these things are known as fingerprints.
5. Use popular email providers, like yahoo, gmail, aol, etc...
6. Download MultiLoginApp and store your browser session, using this app. The app hides all popular fingerprints, which are used by Facebook to track your identity, and also stores all your cookie data - this way you will be always logged in with the current browser session.

I've read a post about it here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...n-pinterest-twitter-facebook.html#post8690351

 

[Paranoid Android]

thats cos your proxies are fucked. you need virgin proxies

 

[chris4life]

defenily ur proxies not working very well change them up ...

 

[Jasmine Ahn]

You should clean history (cache and cookies)
Or, use VPS from other country.

 

[ChanzGrande]

1. Check if you are using proxies, which are not blacklisted
2. Make sure you clear all your browser data
3. Make sure you clear all your local storage
4. Use anonymous browser window
5. Turn off WebRTC, Java plugins and use some plugin to hide your Canvas hash - these things are known as fingerprints.
5. Use popular email providers, like yahoo, gmail, aol, etc...
6. Download MultiLoginApp and store your browser session, using this app. The app hides all popular fingerprints, which are used by Facebook to track your identity, and also stores all your cookie data - this way you will be always logged in with the current browser session.

I've read a post about it here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...n-pinterest-twitter-facebook.html#post8690351

This is detailed to the max and illustrating some common ways popular social networks might still be able to ban you even though you cleared caches, changed proxy and phone and email, etc... By taking these additional steps you can provide a higher degree of "anonymity," while also minimizing various forms of leakage that often lead to account banning.

 

[StanMan]

This is detailed to the max and illustrating some common ways popular social networks might still be able to ban you even though you cleared caches, changed proxy and phone and email, etc... By taking these additional steps you can provide a higher degree of "anonymity," while also minimizing various forms of leakage that often lead to account banning.

Definitely not detailed to the max

There are few things you can do to make it even more secure. For example, I've been having a lot of problems with proxies due to their status in social networks (social media services can see them and do not consider them to be super "legit"). An alternative would be to use residential connection - however, it can be quite expensive and more difficult to automate.

 

[DarthYuber]

I know why now. My domain got banned, every link that goes to my website is deleted instantly.
I tried posting links to other websites and everything is ok. The moment I post a link to my website it is deleted instantly.
I tried Pretty Link or tinyurl same thing.

 

[terinah14]

1. Check if you are using proxies, which are not blacklisted
2. Make sure you clear all your browser data
3. Make sure you clear all your local storage
4. Use anonymous browser window
5. Turn off WebRTC, Java plugins and use some plugin to hide your Canvas hash - these things are known as fingerprints.
5. Use popular email providers, like yahoo, gmail, aol, etc...
6. Download MultiLoginApp and store your browser session, using this app. The app hides all popular fingerprints, which are used by Facebook to track your identity, and also stores all your cookie data - this way you will be always logged in with the current browser session.

I've read a post about it here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...n-pinterest-twitter-facebook.html#post8690351

Thank thanks! I thought it was a problem with Yahoo. (Can't use gmail anymore phone verification )

 

[taleeto]

Has anyone figured out a way to remain undetected with WebRTC and Flash/Java enabled?