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In 2025, the main way to recover is to appeal directly through LinkedIn, follow their instructions carefully, and provide any requested verification. For managing multiple accounts safely in the future, using an anti-detect browser can help keep profiles isolated and reduce risk.

For multi-LinkedIn accounts from scratch, FlashID and AdsPower are the top anti-detect browsers, with FlashID being my personal favorite for clean profile isolation.

Log in on your old phone/IP as usual → for a few days, slightly change behavior (less actions) → then switch to the new phone + proxy but same location/country → log in once, don’t do anything for 24–48h → slowly resume normal activity. If possible, use an anti‑detect browser (like adspower...

In practice, 1–3 Instagram accounts per mobile proxy is the safest range. If you’re running more, use an anti-detect browser to isolate fingerprints; otherwise, accounts can get linked and flagged quickly.

If it’s your first time, doing the video verification is your best shot. Just follow Facebook’s instructions carefully and show your face clearly.

The likely reason is Instagram sees your accounts as linked and limits engagement. You’d get better results if each account runs in an anti-detect browser environment, like FlashID or AdsPower.

Generally, Reddit shadowbans are mostly permanent, and the only way to recover is by appealing or starting a clean new account, ideally using an anti-detect browser to keep it isolated.

I think a safe approach is to use the account naturally for 2–4 weeks before running ads—like posting, liking, and engaging a bit each day. The key is consistent, human-like activity so Facebook sees it as a real user before you start ad campaigns.

If Facebook asks for ID, a fake account is basically dead. From my experience, if you plan to create new accounts in the future, it’s better to use an anti-detect browser to keep each account isolated and reduce the risk of suspension.

From my experience, VPN alone didn’t help at all — new or bought accounts still got hit fast. What finally made a difference was using an anti‑detect browser so each account had its own clean environment, then going very slow. On mobile, normal VPN setups seem way easier to flag.

If it’s truly white-hat and one account per client, you don’t need to overcomplicate it. One clean way is to use an anti-detect browser and add the client as a team member, so they can take over without a sudden environment change.

LinkedIn shadow bans usually happen because of spammy or repetitive actions. Go slow, personalize messages, avoid automation, and keep activity natural. If you manage multiple accounts, some people use anti-detect browsers to keep environments separate, but behavior still matters most.

I think you can use anti-detect browser.

It can be recoverable, but appeals are really hit or miss. Reddit usually flags more than just IPs, like device fingerprints and usage patterns, so new accounts can get shadowbanned too. That’s why some users rely on anti-detect browsers and go very slow when restarting.

Yeah, Reddit can be really harsh sometimes. It’s usually not just that one sentence — account history, reports, or automated flags often play a role. From the user side it definitely feels unfair though.