Interesting questions about Instagram

Interesting questions about Instagram


Hey everyone, I came here to find answers to some of my questions and I'd really appreciate any help.

Recently I learned a method for mass uploading Reels on Instagram to drive targeted traffic to OnlyFans. For a beginner, I got pretty good results in the first few weeks — I managed to earn $1500 in 3 weeks. But now I've run into several problems that I can't find answers to.

To give you a better idea, here's what I'm using:

1. Instagram clones on Android devices obtained through Nomix
2. Private mobile proxies from Romania (Romania is cheaper than the US, but the geo results are the same)
3. My creatives are made from 2 stitched video clips
4. I only use Wi-Fi and Samsung Galaxy S10 (e) phones

Here are the questions I'd be very grateful to get answers for:

1. Why does Instagram permanently block my account or require identity verification right after I try to change the bio?
2. The same thing happens when I try to add an OnlyFans link in the bio. I've tried it on both new accounts and accounts that already have over 10,000 followers — the result is always the same.
3. I still haven't figured out how to reach the right audience by geolocation. Most of my viral Reels are going to countries like India, Iran, Iraq, Mexico, etc., but I'm mainly targeting Tier-1 countries. Adding American flags in my videos didn't help, nor did other US-related elements.
4. What should I do if in the "Account Status" section my account is restricted from being viewed by people who aren't following me, but it doesn't even show the reason?
5. How can I upload the same creative to multiple accounts without getting a "non-original content" warning?
6. I'm also curious like everyone else — what kind of accounts are best for this purpose? Are newly registered (self-registered) accounts okay, or is it better to buy old Instagram accounts with usage history?
7. Should I buy Gmail accounts to manually register new ones, or are there cheaper alternatives that work just as well?

Thank you all for any help, I really hope someone can assist me, friends!

Also, I'm still looking for reliable Instagram account suppliers (geo: Romania, USA. Age: fresh accounts or from 2 years old).

I'm sorry if some words in my text are unclear — I'm using a translator to write this message.

A lot of this sounds like behavior Instagram flags as spam (clones, proxies, bulk posting, bought accounts), so the restrictions are likely automated enforcement rather than a technical issue.
For geo-targeting, engagement signals usually matter more than flags or US-themed elements. I'd focus on original content and authentic accounts if you want more stable results.

Changing the bio and adding links are two of the fastest ways to trigger checks on Instagram, especially on newer accounts. For the geo issue, proxies only do so much. The content, language, and who engages first seem to have a bigger impact. And from my experience, aged accounts are usually more stable than fresh ones.

Instagram flags accounts that add OF links right away because it looks suspicious. Warm up new accounts first — post normally for a few days before adding any link. For geo targeting, post at times when your target country is awake and use location tags in your posts. Old accounts with history perform better than fresh ones. For reels, trim or reorder clips slightly to avoid originality warnings. Keep testing small changes.

To fix the bio and link bans Never put direct OF links Use an intermediary landing page like Linktree or Beacons And warm up the account for 3-4 days before editing the bio Romania proxies will not work for Tier-1 traffic anymore because Instagram checks the SIM data and device location. Use US residential/mobile proxies and use an MD5 hash changer tool on your videos to trick the "non-original content" detection. Buy aged accounts (1+ years old) registered on Outlook/Hotmail, since fresh Gmail-registered accounts trigger instant PV (Phone Verification) checkpoints under heavy automation.

Reusing the same content across multiple accounts is becoming harder every year. Originality and account history seem to matter much more now.

i did noticed IG has become much stricter compared to a few years ago, so sustainable growth usually depends more on building stronger account trust and creating more differentiated content