How can this account go undetected by FB?

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Hi guys

The following account displays no friends, yet shares posts on their profile constantly with zero engagement (no likes, shares, or comments on any of their pages):

facebook. com /jacqueline.payne.779

I found them while researching who was sharing posts on this FB page:

facebook. com /OrganicAuthority/

Interestingly, they share just about every post from Organic Authority.

Based on your knowledge/experience is this likely a bot?

If it is a bot, how can it continue without detection. Surely FB must be sophisticated enough to be capable of determining that a profile with zero engagement that shares posts every few minutes is a bot?

Would really appreciate your help.

Thanks

J
 
Actually, this account is sharing from enough different pages so as to not look spammy. What this would look like to Facebook (other than the lack of engagement) is just a normal user that shares from frequented pages. Nothing wrong with that.
 
Actually, this account is sharing from enough different pages so as to not look spammy. What this would look like to Facebook (other than the lack of engagement) is just a normal user that shares from frequented pages. Nothing wrong with that.

Thanks very much for that Noah Hawryshko.

So they're doing things smart... cool.

If I do something similar using, say Facedominator, would it be a smart strategy to share lots of stuff to my facebook profile as well? If I had one main page (like Organic Authority) I was trying to promote in groups, would it be okay just to promote that page in groups? Or would it also be better to share lots of different pages in groups (i.e. not just the Organic Authority page)?
 
Thanks very much for that Noah Hawryshko.

So they're doing things smart... cool.

If I do something similar using, say Facedominator, would it be a smart strategy to share lots of stuff to my facebook profile as well? If I had one main page (like Organic Authority) I was trying to promote in groups, would it be okay just to promote that page in groups? Or would it also be better to share lots of different pages in groups (i.e. not just the Organic Authority page)?
You should be fine promoting just that page in groups, at least initially, but only if the rest of your profile and activity are filled with things that make your account seem like a normal user to Facebook.

With your profile filled out completely, make sure you're posting a couple images per day (that you've modified with some filters so they look unique to Facebook), liking some posts, commenting on maybe 1 or 2 things, sharing pages that you've liked, messaging others, sending friend requests, and accepting friend requests, then you'll be good.

If you start getting captcha's or PVA's then tone down the sharing for a couple days, and share 1 or 2 other pages along with your main page. Also, never share more than 12 days in a row or you'll get ID'ed.

EDIT: Also remember to spread out your sharing across accounts. Sharing 3 times each with 20 accounts is better than trying to share 10 times with one, so don't get eager and try to share too much, test it with 3 or 4 accounts, figure out when they start getting captcha'ed/PVA'ed, and bump it down about 1 or 2 shares per day from that range.
 
You should be fine promoting just that page in groups, at least initially, but only if the rest of your profile and activity are filled with things that make your account seem like a normal user to Facebook.

With your profile filled out completely, make sure you're posting a couple images per day (that you've modified with some filters so they look unique to Facebook), liking some posts, commenting on maybe 1 or 2 things, sharing pages that you've liked, messaging others, sending friend requests, and accepting friend requests, then you'll be good.

If you start getting captcha's or PVA's then tone down the sharing for a couple days, and share 1 or 2 other pages along with your main page. Also, never share more than 12 days in a row or you'll get ID'ed.

EDIT: Also remember to spread out your sharing across accounts. Sharing 3 times each with 20 accounts is better than trying to share 10 times with one, so don't get eager and try to share too much, test it with 3 or 4 accounts, figure out when they start getting captcha'ed/PVA'ed, and bump it down about 1 or 2 shares per day from that range.

Thanks so much for posting such a detailed response. Really appreciate it @Noah Hawryshko

I am trying to fly under the radar so this is the sort of advice I was looking for to help keep the accounts safe and free from trouble.
 
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