BM sharing is dead? keep getting "restricted"

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I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
 
Yeah, Meta has tightened BM/pixel-sharing checks a lot lately, so mismatched fingerprints, proxy quality, or account trust signals can trigger instant restrictions.
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
that is not it meta AI is currently purging bm created by automated tools sometimes your manual actions accidentally mimic tool behavior which triggers the AI to scan and flag br
 
not dead but much harder now, fb tracking full fingerprint + behavior so multilogin + fresh proxy alone not enough, also 2 week warmup kinda low, if accounts look linked or actions too fast then instant restrict happens.
 
- Meta tracking is extremely strong IP + fingerprint + asset graph (pixel/domain/payment)
- Sharing assets between BMs "not at the same trust level" = trigger risk
The best handling method currently:

  • Do not share pixels directly → use CAPI or clone pixel (new BM)
  • If sharing → must be clean BM + verified + have spend history
  • Avoid cross-login / reusing IPs that have been associated with dead accounts
  • Each BM = 1 completely separate environment (IP + browser + asset)
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
Algorithm is likely flagging the fingerprint or the warm-up history of the receiving account, so try using older, aged BMs with a more gradual sharing pace.
 
Yeah, BM sharing is getting stricter now. Even with warmed accounts, Facebook flags shared pixels fast. Could be new fingerprinting or just their stricter checks. Best bet is to keep BMs separate and avoid sharing sensitive stuff, or use fresh BMs for each project.
 
Yeah, seems like BM sharing is getting harder now. Facebook has been cracking down on things like this, especially with new fingerprinting updates. Even if you're using fresh proxies and multilogin, they can still detect suspicious activity, especially if there are patterns that seem off. Maybe try warming up your backup accounts a bit more, or consider using a different method to link them up. Also, check if the proxies you're using are clean or flagged.
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
Meta has been very strict recently, and yes, there are currently sharing restrictions. I highly suggest not to push it for now, your assets might get banned.
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
Pixel sharing is getting cracked down hard, Facebook now requires verified business relationships between BMs. Try using the Partner method instead of direct invites, and make sure both accounts have 2FA done. Keep your browser fingerprints clean with Gologin so they don't see all your BMs as the same person running them.
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
You aren't imagining things; Meta rolled out deep telemetry updates that specifically analyze cross-profile interaction states. When you accept a BM invitation or share a pixel, their backend runs a cross-reference on behavioral patterns and device hardware traits simultaneously.

Multilogin is solid, but if your setup is failing on the invite accept, your 'fresh proxies' or underlying canvas leaks are grouping your profiles into the same risk cluster. Standard residential pools get flag-linked instantly during high-privilege actions like pixel sharing.

Here is how to fix the pipeline:

  1. Break the Proxy Linkage: A standard proxy mask isn't enough. You need pristine, sticky residential lines running stable ISP nodes (like Spectrum or AT&T) with a 100% disguise rating on Whoer. The two interacting profiles must never pull from the same ASN block or neighborhood gateway.
  2. Inject WebGL/Canvas Noise: Ensure your anti-detect configuration is aggressively injecting randomized canvas noise. If Meta's script requests a graphic rendering test on both profiles and the physical hardware signatures map back to the same device, the backup account gets chained instantly.
  3. Isolate WebRTC: Do not disable WebRTC (instant red flag for interaction updates). Set it to 'Replace' or 'Forward' so local and public parameters align seamlessly with the new proxy node.
When you isolate the environmental data completely, cross-profile actions stop triggering automated integrity flags.
 
I've been trying to share pixels from my main BM to backup accounts but they keep getting restricted as soon the invite is accepted. Both accounts are warmed up to 2 weeks . Is there a new fingerprinting update or am i missing something ? using multilogin+ fresh procies.
It’s happening to many people right now, but instead of just blaming FB updates, check your BM history and linking pattern because instant pixel sharing between new setups is the most common trigger for restrictions lately.
 
I'd avoid making too many asset-sharing changes at once and focus on building more account activity/history before linking critical assets.
 
Given the current situation, Meta is quite strict about sharing activities. I think it's best to limit this because the risk of having your account locked or restricted is significant.
 
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