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Yeah, they still work. With an antidetect browser that supports API access, you can open and control separate browser profiles from your automation.

If some accounts are getting normal views with the same antidetect browser and proxy setup, the content itself is worth looking at too. TikTok can treat very similar posts differently, especially if the upload looks reused, low quality, or too repetitive across accounts.

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It could be the proxies if the IPs are shared or keep changing. You can use some clean proxies and keep the region and browser profile setup stable. For the video selfie part, some antidetect browsers like ours has a video stream spoofing feature that makes handling the camera verification step...

Shared a Profile? Make Sure the Right Data Follows It So the Profile is shared. But what about the data inside it? Will that sync too when someone else opens it? Don't worry. This is what Data Sync is built to handle. What can follow the Profile? With Data Sync, you can choose which browser...

If you’re using TikTok from desktop, an antidetect browser with a clean static proxy is usually the way to go. It keeps the account on a consistent setup instead of having the IP and browser data change all the time.

Need to Hand a Profile to Someone Else? Just Share It Ever had a Profile already prepared, but the person who needs to work on it is in another team? That’s what Profile Sharing is for. Share the existing Profile with a user or Team ID, and decide exactly what they’re allowed to do. What...

YouTube itself allows one Google Account to manage up to 100 channels. For separate client accounts, keeping each one in its own browser profile or an antidetect browser helps keep the login environments isolated and consistent.

You can try an antidetect browser like ours with a fresh profile and new fingerprint. And it maybe help rule out the account environment as the cause.

If it gets declined and the account is restricted right after, the VCC or trial eligibility is probably the bigger issue here. It could also be LinkedIn picking up the repeated attempts from the same browser setup. You can try a clean profile in an antidetect browser just to rule the environment...

Your signup IP and what you do afterward both matter on Reddit. Set up a profile with a consistent fingerprint and a clean proxy in an antidetect browser, then use that same profile to create and manage the account. Spend some time joining conversations before jumping into promotion.

Chromium pretending to be Safari can still leave some weird inconsistencies. Rotating countries probably isn’t helping either, especially if the accounts are meant to stay stable. Before scaling, better test a few accounts first with an antidetect browser, each on a clean proxy and its own...

Yeah, the proxy can be part of it, especially if the IP is already abused or keeps changing location. Facebook also looks at the browser environment, so changing IP alone doesn’t always help. Try a cleaner residential proxy with a fresh browser profile, or test it inside an antidetect browser...

The tool is only one part of it. IPs, browser fingerprints and other signals can still get accounts linked, so you could try an antidetect browser with a small batch first and see if it fits your setup. For 4k accounts though, there probably aren't many free tools that can really handle that scale.

For multi-account management, the browser should have solid profile isolation, stable fingerprints and easy proxy assignment. Bulk profile management matters too once the number of accounts starts growing. Static residential or ISP proxies are usually a better fit for long-term accounts. Some...