Reddit ban system clearly changed. What setup is working now?

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Reddit’s ban system has definitely evolved. I’ve lost a lot of accounts one by one, even though they’re aged, have good karma, and don’t look like fresh burner accounts.

I’m using AdsPower with good proxies, but the accounts still end up banned or shadowbanned. At this point I’m not sure whether the issue is the browser fingerprint, proxy type, account activity, or Reddit connecting the accounts some other way.

What setup is working for you right now? Dedicated or rotating proxies? AdsPower or a normal browser? Any changes to your workflow that helped stop the bans?

Not looking for spam methods, just trying to understand what’s triggering it and how to manage aged accounts more safely.
 
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AdsPower has been leaking fingerprints on Reddit for about a week, and the previous SunBrowser version was causing fingerprint leaks on multiple platforms as well.

Update to the latest version and WAIT for a new AdsPower patch to be released. That may resolve the issue.

I can’t say exactly what Reddit is detecting in AdsPower’s Chromium browser, but fortunately I can tell that I’m being detected before they catch me.

By the way, don’t use the WebRTC “Replace” option in AdsPower. Use “Disable” instead. “Replace” has not been working properly for at least the last four months.

I don’t know what’s going on with AdsPower, but over the past few months there have been multiple fingerprint leaks that seem to affect only their browser and not their competitors’.
 
I think the main reason accounts get banned isn't the anti-detect browser or the proxy. It's more about how the accounts are used and the type of content that's posted, which ultimately leads to the accounts being suspended.
 
The best way to keep your account stable is to consistently post valuable content and avoid overly aggressive or obvious self-promotion.
 
I think it's more about how the account behaves than just the browser or proxy. What works for me is letting a new account sit for about two weeks before I start commenting to build karma, then taking things slowly from there.
 
My experience has been that account history helps, but it isn't enough by itself. The way an account is used over time seems to have a much bigger impact on long-term visibility than simply having an aged profile.
 
From what i've seen, it's usually the overall behavior pattern rather than just proxies or fingerprints. Slowing down account activity, keeping each account isolated, and acting like a normal user for a while before posting seems to help more than constantly changing the technical setup.
 
I see five generic ChatGPT generated replies that provide no information whatsoever about the root cause of the issue: AdsPower is leaking fingerprint data on Reddit. This is an extremely obvious and easily reproducible problem if you open Reddit with a logged-out AdsPower profile, regardless of whether you’re using a proxy, mobile proxy, or your real IP address.

As long as a security warning or a reCAPTCHA appears on the homepage, it’s obvious that the browser is leaking fingerprint data. In the case of AdsPower vs Reddit, there seem to be recurring periods, at least once a year, when AdsPower leaks fingerprint information for two or three weeks.

Hopefully someone notices and bans the trash accounts that keep farming generic comments. It is sad to see that people with zero skills who farm comments like this are allowed on this forum. It’s not that I care that much that these people exist, but at the same time, I’d like to see them disappear from communities like this.
 
I use gologin with 4g rotating proxies. within the last 2 weeks I had 2 accounts banned on the same day, and new accounts are working fine posting in SFW subs but not nsfw link posts. So something changed to get those 2 high karma accounts banned on the same day
 
Azinael said:
AdsPower has been leaking fingerprints on Reddit for about a week, and the previous SunBrowser version was causing fingerprint leaks on multiple platforms as well.

Update to the latest version and WAIT for a new AdsPower patch to be released. That may resolve the issue.

I can’t say exactly what Reddit is detecting in AdsPower’s Chromium browser, but fortunately I can tell that I’m being detected before they catch me.

By the way, don’t use the WebRTC “Replace” option in AdsPower. Use “Disable” instead. “Replace” has not been working properly for at least the last four months.

I don’t know what’s going on with AdsPower, but over the past few months there have been multiple fingerprint leaks that seem to affect only their browser and not their competitors’.
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I said AdsPOwer was done for like 2 weeks ago.

Ai + forums like this are about to kill a lot of things.
 
I do not think it is just your setup. Reddit is becoming more stricter day by day. I have seen aged accounts with good karma get hit too. I think it all about overall account behavior and how naturally the account is used matter more than age or karma alone.
 
I had same issue, Adspower is detecting now. I switched to Gologin, and use only mobile proxies. Before each run I check system on Iphey, everything is good or not.
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Azinael said:
AdsPower has been leaking fingerprints on Reddit for about a week, and the previous SunBrowser version was causing fingerprint leaks on multiple platforms as well.

Update to the latest version and WAIT for a new AdsPower patch to be released. That may resolve the issue.

I can’t say exactly what Reddit is detecting in AdsPower’s Chromium browser, but fortunately I can tell that I’m being detected before they catch me.

By the way, don’t use the WebRTC “Replace” option in AdsPower. Use “Disable” instead. “Replace” has not been working properly for at least the last four months.

I don’t know what’s going on with AdsPower, but over the past few months there have been multiple fingerprint leaks that seem to affect only their browser and not their competitors’.
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Looks like you’re right. I set up 5 accounts on AdsPower last week, didn’t even use them, just logged in once to confirm them for a vendor.

Next day I opened them and all 5 were shadowbanned. Hard to blame Reddit activity when there basically wasn’t any. Feels like AdsPower is leaking something fingerprint-wise.

I messaged support too, but they couldn’t really help much. Reddit isn’t even in their platform list, so I guess they don’t really test for it properly.

I switched to Firefox profiles + FoxyProxy for now. Not saying it’s 100% safe, but so far those accounts are still alive.
 
I'm planning to scale Reddit campaigns soon, so I'd really appreciate seeing what setup is currently working for you. Could you share a few practical tips or examples of account age, warm-up process, and posting approach that are still performing well
 
I feel like somehow they are squeezing the anti-detect browsers also. Personally using an aged/active accounts on iPhone, and it works well so far.
 
I've noticed Reddit seems much stricter than it was a few years ago.

Sometimes it feels like it's not one specific thing causing the ban, but a combination of signals. I've seen aged accounts with decent karma get hit too, so age alone definitely doesn't seem to guarantee anything anymore.
Curious to hear what others have experienced. :suspicious:
 
Reddit seems much stricter noweven for older accounts Consistent natural activity and following community rules appear more important than account age alone
 
iFreelancer said:
I feel like somehow they are squeezing the anti-detect browsers also. Personally using an aged/active accounts on iPhone, and it works well so far.
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Are you literally using a real iPhone for each account, or are you emulating an iPhone device through a browser setup?
 
Jommo said:
The best way to keep your account stable is to consistently post valuable content and avoid overly aggressive or obvious self-promotion.
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I guess this is the way, feels like Reddit is using some kind of AI/behavior detection now, not just basic IP or fingerprint checks
 
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