What happened to Facebook antifraud

UseGateway · Mar 23, 2026

Hello everyone.
Recently I stumbled upon a peculiar behaviour of FB.
From time to time I buy FB accounts (nothing gray/dark, just to check and keep track of my advertisements).

Unfofrunately, recently all my accounts got banned after a small usage.
Has something happened to FB's antifraud system?
Any way to avoid that?

vakage · Mar 23, 2026

Nothing “happened”, it just got way stricter.
Last few months FB started killing fresh and bought accounts much faster. Especially if they see any mismatch in behavior, IP or device.
Buying accounts and just logging in / checking ads is already a red flag now. Doesn’t matter if you think it’s “clean usage”.

Most of those accounts are already flagged before you even touch them.
It’s not about antifraud being broken, it’s actually doing its job better now.
If you want them to last, you need proper aging, consistent IP/device and not touching ads manager immediately.

Otherwise yeah, they’ll die fast.

Rose Royal · Mar 23, 2026

UseGateway said:
Hello everyone.
Recently I stumbled upon a peculiar behaviour of FB.
From time to time I buy FB accounts (nothing gray/dark, just to check and keep track of my advertisements).

Unfofrunately, recently all my accounts got banned after a small usage.
Has something happened to FB's antifraud system?
Any way to avoid that?

You should use a separate proxy for each account.

Nikolaos · Mar 24, 2026

UseGateway said:
Hello everyone.
Recently I stumbled upon a peculiar behaviour of FB.
From time to time I buy FB accounts (nothing gray/dark, just to check and keep track of my advertisements).

Unfofrunately, recently all my accounts got banned after a small usage.
Has something happened to FB's antifraud system?
Any way to avoid that?

Did you login to the accounts from the same IP? Because in my experience you do need proxies if you want to manage multiple accounts.

LS Marketing Agency · Mar 24, 2026

when manage multiple accounts, i think you should use anti-detect browser and clean proxy for each acc

UseGateway · Mar 25, 2026

Rose Royal said:
You should use a separate proxy for each account.

Of course I do just that..

Nikolaos said:
Did you login to the accounts from the same IP? Because in my experience you do need proxies if you want to manage multiple accounts.

Of course

LS Marketing Agency said:
when manage multiple accounts, i think you should use anti-detect browser and clean proxy for each acc

Doing so.
I choose average system components to imitate

PHOENIX AGENCY · Mar 30, 2026

It might be due to your network address; using a network address that matches the account's country might reduce the likelihood of being banned.

thereseprice · Mar 30, 2026

Actually, it's not strange. If often occurs. Sometimes, facebook scanns a lot of accounts and it makes storms. perhaps, your content or image you used for ads violates facebook's policy. you should try to change a bit or renew ads and start with new account to see.

Yumi Ads Agency · Mar 31, 2026

You should set up each account with an IP address that matches the country where the account was created. This will help reduce the risk of your account being flagged and banned by MetaTrader.

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