Not sure if it's related to the AI setting or just a coincidence but it's a good reminder to test changes carefully and keep backups of important accounts. Definitely something to be careful about.
Even older accounts can get flagged if activity suddenly increases. Instagram's anti spam detection has become much stricter lately. Keeping things natural completing the profile enabling 2FA and avoiding too many follows or DMs at once may help reduce unnecessary flags.
I think the biggest mistake is using LinkedIn only to sell. Sharing useful content engaging with others and building genuine relationships usually brings much better long term results. People forget it's a networking platform first.
Consistent valuable content is what keeps people coming back. I'd take steady growth with strong engagement over a single viral reel with little long term impact. Viral reels are excellent for expanding your reach but they don't always turn viewers into loyal followers.
I usually focus more on meaningful comments and post only when I have something valuable to add. It depends on the community rules. Consistency and quality matter more than posting too frequently.
If they can keep user trusting the platform it could be a strong advantage. I think reddit is playing on one of it's biggest strengths real conversations and community knowledge. The challenge is maintaining that authenticity as AI content grows.
I usually spend a few minutes reading recent discussions before posting and it has saved me from publishing content that wouldn't fit the vibe. The rules only tell you what's allowed but the comments show what the community actually responds to. I run into this quite often.
A good video can perform well even without replying heavily on hashtags. But nowadays content quality retention and engagement seem to matter more. I think hashtags still play a role mainly for helping TikTok understand the content and reach the right audience.
But a single strong post with a good hook can also perform better. Multi part videos work well when they create curiosity and provide value in each part. It really comes down to audience engagement. I think it depends on the content.
Try avoiding VPN for a while keep normal engagement post original content and check if the videos are still under review. Sometimes it can be related to device IP changes or account activity patterns. I've seen this happen on older accounts before.
Check account status for warning and if there are none keep posting consistently and monitor performance for a few weeks. A reach drop doesn't always mean the account is flagged.
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