Recent content by Tinglez

I’m not sure how many accounts you are managing but, A single jailbroken iPhone running tweaks can store and isolate hundreds of distinct Reddit app containers on one physical device. When combined with ADB/MDM scripts or tools like AutoTouch and remote control from a Mac, you can manage 500+...

Not the end of anti-detect setups, but desktop browser spoofing is getting hit hard. This popup triggers when Reddit’s background system flags your session as automated, the account gets locked or labeled as a bot app. Moving to real mobile hardware setups bypasses this trigger much better."

Yes, but only if you prioritize hyper-targeted list building and warm outreach. Spray-and-pray volume tactics are dead due to connection limits. Using Sales Navigator paired with cloud automation tools (Expandi, Dripify) while keeping connection requests low (20–40/day) yields the highest reply...

Facebook's anti-fraud system is much stricter on fresh desktop browser fingerprints than Reddit. Creating accounts directly via desktop anti-detect browsers almost always triggers instant selfie/facial checkpoints. For fresh FB accounts, mobile proxies (4G/5G) combined with account creation on...

In most cases, permanent is permanent once an appeal gets denied. The only real exceptions are accounts that got flagged by automated security bots (like logging in through a dirty proxy or leaked credentials). If you explain the security situation clearly in the appeal form, there is a small...

High karma still serves its purpose for clearing basic AutoMod entry barriers, but it no longer guarantees distribution or reach. Nowadays, Reddit relies heavily on Contributor Quality Score (CQS) and network/IP trust signals. If an older, high-karma account drops to a low CQS tier due to...

Using high quality residential proxies and warming up accounts with organic comments first usually help avoid auto removals