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.)