ChiliPeppers
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- Jul 16, 2016
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I'm not sure it's that easy. Agreed you want to try and mimic a human user (though a hyper active one).ChiliPeppers, I definitely agree with you. They can trigger the system that way but it's hard to say what is a high follow/unfollow traffic. I'm a friend of taking it slow & safe, and do nothing what a regular Instagram user wouldn't do. Keep delays high and near to the edge, this will keep you under the radar and save from being flagged.
But on my personal acc (no bot just personal friends and my own interests) I follow around 150 accounts. I probably add a new account... Once a week?! Watch it for a few days, if I like the content it stays. I might save up some unfollows for a purge... 4 or 5? I'll admit that my personal acc is probably very inactive.
But contrast that with the hundreds and hundreds of un/follow that we are talking about here... If I was Insta that's how I would find us.
Also flagging is an overt deterrent which we know about. But limiting your exposure is so much smarter. The average user, if they were to trigger it, probably wouldn't know (they arnt counting the figures like on here). And those that do realise... are probably botting.
Instagram in the end want normal organic accounts that behave. Removing the benifit of un/follow methods makes sense.
It will be interesting to see if vapemonkey has come to the same conclusion later on...
I never lie, I never fool myself
I don't work with videos, but I do have seen some smaller accounts with total video blowups. Talking about 100k+ views and a shitload of likes in a 2 hours timespan.
I do have a theory, which I'm not disclosing yet, but I'm pretty sure that no botted account is on the right side at the moment.
It's not a coincidence that this all started since Monday for the winnners and loosers.