For the past 2 months Instagram has been banning my pages. It started with the 10M wave ban, a page of mine with 11k+ followers and 100M+ monthly reach got banned. I started logging into pages I had years before, they got banned within the first day. I created new pages, got banned immediately too. I created pages from other phones, and right after logging from my phone they got banned. I’ve tried appealing, then they’ve gotten banned permanently. How in the world do I even fix this
Instagram keeps banning my pages
- Thread starter Eni0c
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love coconut
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- May 6, 2026
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Damn
- Jun 2, 2025
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Sounds like your main device or network got heavily flagged
once instagram links your fingerprint new pages die fast too
clean phone setup and slower behavior usually matters more than aged accounts now
once instagram links your fingerprint new pages die fast too
clean phone setup and slower behavior usually matters more than aged accounts now
- Aug 3, 2014
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It could be part of a Meta automated ban wave, especially if multiple pages are getting hit in a short period. But if it keeps happening across different accounts, I’d also look at device and network trust. The issue could be tied more to the setup than to any one page.
- Apr 21, 2026
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This sounds less like individual bans and more like your whole device/account fingerprint got flagged
If pages get banned right after logging in from your phone, Instagram probably connected everything together already:
I’d stop mass-creating pages for a while and let everything cool down. Also check if the niche/content itself is triggering bans, because sometimes it’s not the account, it’s the content pattern
If pages get banned right after logging in from your phone, Instagram probably connected everything together already:
- device ID
- IP history
- cookies/session data
- behavior patterns
- linked emails/numbers
I’d stop mass-creating pages for a while and let everything cool down. Also check if the niche/content itself is triggering bans, because sometimes it’s not the account, it’s the content pattern
- Aug 24, 2020
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Doesn’t really sound like it’s just the individual pages anymore if even old accounts and freshly created ones get hit after touching the same setup.
As is oft the case with these, it's likely a combination of things like device/session/network/acc behaviour, etc., rather than just the content itself. Repeatedly creating new pages after bans won't work since the system is designed against that sort of pattern.
Rather than brute forcing it, try and recovering an existing trusted account. If you absolutely have to, start completely fresh with a slower, more deliberate warmup. Takes more time and effort but easily better than cycling through new pages constantly.
As is oft the case with these, it's likely a combination of things like device/session/network/acc behaviour, etc., rather than just the content itself. Repeatedly creating new pages after bans won't work since the system is designed against that sort of pattern.
Rather than brute forcing it, try and recovering an existing trusted account. If you absolutely have to, start completely fresh with a slower, more deliberate warmup. Takes more time and effort but easily better than cycling through new pages constantly.
tessvandijk
BANNED
- Apr 13, 2026
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When bans start happening across both old and new accounts, it usually points more toward a device/network/account linkage issue than individual pages
