Facebook_Marketing
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All you need to do is install an anti-detection browser and a good proxy; you don't need anything else.
Do I need to use a new device or is anti-detect browser with static residential proxy enough?
- Thread starter ecompadre
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- Nov 23, 2025
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In most cases, you don’t need a new physical device. A clean anti-detect browser with a static residential proxy usually provides enough separation if profiles, cookies, and fingerprints are properly isolated. If you’re unsure, testing the setup with a free tier is an easy way to see how well it holds before scaling.
dinhthap
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- May 13, 2017
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Using only an anti-detect browser and a stable residential IP address is sufficient; changing devices is not mandatory if you maintain one profile = one environment = one fixed IP address.
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Using tools to bypass Facebook restrictions (anti-detect browsers, proxies, bought profiles) is high risk and often leads to faster bans. The safest route is staying compliant: recover the original account if possible, use legitimate admins or an agency-owned BM, and operate only with real profiles and devices—there’s no reliable “setup” that guarantees safety.
- May 27, 2016
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Using an anti detect browser with a static residential proxy is enough if you set them up correctly.
hi what mobile proxy service u use ?
Noona Agency
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Using an anti-detection browser and a static residential proxy can reduce risk, but ensure the new account is active consistently and avoid suspicious behavior, such as logging in from multiple locations in a short period of time.
