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There isn’t a magic AdsPower setting that prevents bans. I’d keep the browser fingerprint consistent, avoid unnecessary spoofing, and make sure the profile, device, IP, and account activity all match naturally. WebRTC or hardware-noise tweaks alone won’t guarantee anything.

That’s a rough loop, If the old email is gone, I’d try the platform’s account-recovery process first. You may be able to verify ownership another way before changing the email or deleting the account.

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Interesting point. I’d be more curious about the first audience batch: how much does early retention actually influence distribution compared with the content itself?

Yes, you can—but “AI-written” shouldn’t mean “AI-generated and forgotten.” Add original insights, useful research, and real value, otherwise getting traffic and keeping readers will be much harder.

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Could be a restriction rather than a true “shadowban”—often triggered by content, unusual activity, or repeated policy flags. Check Account Status/notifications first and avoid changing things aggressively. If it keeps happening, an appeal is safer than trying to bypass it.

For me, improving the content itself made the biggest difference—especially the first few seconds. Posting more is easy; giving people a reason to stop scrolling is the hard part

High-retention views are definitely a different beast from cheap panel traffic. The interesting question is whether the retention is coming from the source audience or just better filtering/targeting on the panel side. I’d compare retention curves and traffic sources rather than judging by the...

The bigger risk isn’t the phones—it’s running multiple accounts that repeatedly repost the same content. Instagram is pretty good at spotting coordinated/inauthentic behavior. I’d protect the main account first and make the extra pages genuinely useful, not just a content-copying army.

If you share one of the videos, it’s much easier to identify the tool from the face movement, lip-sync, and rendering style. Otherwise, there are too many AI tools that can produce similar results.

I’d lean evergreen with a trend layer—trends can bring quick reach, but evergreen content gives you something to build on. What niche are you considering, and do you already have a monetization method in mind?

I’m glad to join BHW and be part of such an experienced community. I’m studying social media advertising and working on improving targeting and creatives. The quality of discussions here really stands out. I’m excited to learn and contribute over time.