What would you do if you were in my place? The Instagram problem...

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First of all, hello everyone. I'd like to briefly introduce myself.

I'm an algorithm expert with about 10 years of experience in this field. Because I'm familiar with the intricacies of algorithms on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, I can quickly and cost-free reach millions of people with an account I've created from scratch. I use this skill to promote my own brands or the brands I collaborate with.

I used to manage all of this at zero cost, but since Meta switched to an AI moderation system a few months ago, they've started suspending these accounts even without any community rule violations. Therefore, I'm experiencing a serious problem on Instagram, although I hope it's temporary.

When this problem first started, I contacted Meta and managed to recover the accounts a few times, but the AI moderation system kept suspending them. Instead of trying to fix the algorithm, I created new accounts, but after a while, they started suspending those as well. Even though I manage to recover these accounts through appeals, the problem persists.

Afterwards, I came across some people on platforms like Reddit who said they could open these accounts for a fee and guarantee they wouldn't be closed for a year. Frankly, instead of spending money on such things, I thought collaborating might be more sensible. Because with this power I have, many projects or initiatives can reach millions of people in a very short time.

These recent events with Meta have left me quite confused. Which of the following should I do:
1. Should I collaborate with someone?
2. Should I pay someone to recover these suspended accounts?
3. Or, as a last resort, should I wait until Meta solves these problems, i.e., until they improve their AI moderation?

What would you do if you were in my place? I wanted to hear your opinions, thank you.
 
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I love criticism! However, I think you haven't done enough research on the subject.

First, I want to point out that this problem started in February; it wasn't widely known then, but people like me who are obsessed with algorithms noticed something was wrong...

Then, as the months passed, this problem created bigger problems, with celebrities, public officials, and millions of people having their accounts suspended without reason.

Actually, this problem existed long before June 3rd...

Therefore, Meta must solve this problem if it doesn't want to go bankrupt. Many brands I collaborate with have said they don't want to advertise with Meta because they've suffered losses due to this situation. Don't think of these companies as small local businesses; I respect your criticism, but I disagree with you.
 
instead of waiting for meta to improve its moderation, or paying someone, i would change my stratagy to use aged accounts and setup clones on a newer android device and flip IP address before switching the account.

use all these different accounts with an automation tool and you'd be golden
Thank you for your suggestion. So, which automation tool would you recommend?

I've tried many account management tools before, like Buffer, but none were as effective as sharing data from the app itself. I think they share it with a negative score.
 
I would be very cautious about paying anyone who claims they can guarantee an Instagram account will stay active for a year. Even if they can get an account restored, that does not necessarily address whatever signal is causing Meta to repeatedly flag the accounts in the first place.

Before creating more accounts, I would probably audit everything they have in common, including devices, IPs, admins, connected Business Managers, domains, automation tools, and posting behavior. If the same pattern keeps happening across newly created accounts, there may be some shared signal triggering Meta’s systems rather than an issue with one individual account.

Are all of the suspended accounts being managed from the same devices or Meta Business Manager? I ask because that could help determine whether the accounts are being linked together by Meta. Also, are you using any third-party automation or unusually high posting/following activity to generate that rapid growth? I ask because something that worked for years without problems may now be interpreted differently by Meta’s automated enforcement systems.
 
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