How to create new fb accounts nowadays?

I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
That's the main issue with FB
I had a mate doing this daily
But I don't have a idea where he is getting the IDs
 
I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
in some affiliate marketing chats i saw that if you want to register an account without getting hit by the camera check, u can try this:
  1. switch to mobile proxies if ip rotation
  2. use mobile configs because maybe fb is more trustful for mobile..
  3. and just wait for a day maybe after these changes
If it still forces a face check, you should know about AI and deepfakes
By the way, are you building these for farming or trying to go straight into running ads?
 
Use a regular network IP address, not a proxy.
 
Its kinda hard nowadays to create new accounts, it's better to buy aged, warmed-up accounts that can last for a long time
 
I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
you should try creating accounts on mobile devices using 4G/5G data and clear device ID to bypass the initial security checkpoints
 
I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
it’s not a technical glitch—it's Facebook detecting the setup and blocking it on purpose.

Antidetect browsers (fingerprint mismatch)
Proxy/VPN IPs (especially datacenter or rotating ones)
Repeated account creation attempts
Suspicious device/browser behavior
When that happens, Facebook triggers face verification as a hard checkpoint—and most of those attempts fail because:
The account doesn’t have a trusted history
The signals don’t match a real, consistent user
The system suspects automation or identity masking
So even if everything “looks fine” on your side, their backend risk system isn’t convinced.




What actually works
If you want a Facebook account that sticks:
Use a real device (your phone or normal browser)
Use a clean residential/mobile connection (no proxy/VPN)
Create only one account per person
Add real info gradually (profile pic, activity, etc.)
 
Facebook is realy pain in the ass lately with these facial checks. Dolphin is good but for FB you need very clean mobile proxies, residentials often dont work for new accounts. I think physical devices is the only stable way now if you want to scale up without geting banned every 5 minutes.
 
Creating new fb accounts is easy just use a fresh email or phone number make sure you follow the rules so it doesnt get flagged or banned keep it legit
 
In almost 90% of recent cases, newly created Facebook accounts end up requiring face verification. Some accounts using clean proxies and devices might not need it right at signup, but about a week later, they usually get prompted for it anyway. I think this is just part of Facebook’s security system now, so the way people are dealing with it is by scanning their own face or using someone else’s.
 
Just sign up with a new email or number but fb tighter now so dont use fake info or try to game the system or you will get locked out real quick
 
I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
Because Facebook isn’t Reddit—that stack that works fine there doesn’t translate.
 
Part of that is the setup, part of it is FB's own detection methods. Once your setup or behavior gets flagged, it jumps straight to things like facial verification and repeating the same method very rarely works out. Much as possible, play around the anti-detect browser and use mobile proxies (or residential proxies, depends on specifics of use).
It’s not always clear what exactly is being picked up, but what works on one platform (like Reddit) doesn’t necessarily translate to others.
 
I've been using Dolphin Anty + Nodemaven for Reddit and it's been all good. Why can't I create a FB account with this? It's asking me for facial recognition, and none of my tries passed.
i just switch to mobile proxies
 
The jump from Reddit to Facebook is a whole different ball game. While Dolphin Anty and Nodemaven work great for Reddit, Facebook’s "checkpoint" system is way more aggressive. If you’re getting hit with facial recognition immediately, their AI has already flagged your browser fingerprint or your IP.

Facebook heavily prefers mobile environments. You’ll have much better luck using mobile proxies and creating the account on a physical mobile device rather than a desktop browser. Also, avoid VoIP numbers; they’re instant flags.
 
Facebook has some advanced AI doing real time analysis on fake accounts. They are using so many data points it's almost impossible to get past them reliably
 
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