Snapchat ban after two days
- Thread starter MMJason
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- Feb 18, 2025
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It might be flagged. In this case; you either need to use a 4G proxy anytime you login to the account; or you would need to use aged snap profiles.
- May 27, 2016
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Have you warmed up your accounts correctly and for at least for 1 month? I believe you have been shadow banned based on your IP. If you are not using proxies your IP is "blacklisted", meaning that any new accounts created from there will get banned. I suggest using proxies with anti detect browsers and creating new accounts with these in order to avoid IP bans. Also you should group the 3 to 5 accounts per proxy so you won't loose your entire farm if 1 proxy gets flagged. I hope these tips help.
- Apr 21, 2025
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Try using a different phone on mobile data, not wifi. If that works, your old device or ip is burned. Also avoid datacenter ips, use residential or mobile proxies. Snapchat spots those fast
You can also warm up the account a bit, add a profile pic and maybe a story, but honestly if the setup is clean you shouldnt get banned in two days
You can also warm up the account a bit, add a profile pic and maybe a story, but honestly if the setup is clean you shouldnt get banned in two days
- Mar 21, 2023
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Even if you haven’t posted yet, things like traffic source, device history, IP reputation, account behavior, or too many actions too fast can trigger auto bans. I’ve seen people get banned just from sending traffic to a fresh account too early.
DataPhreak
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what devices do you use?
anmo231019
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- Sep 16, 2021
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Snapchat's algorithm probably flagged your account as soon as it saw "female" and "traffic" in the same sentence, because apparently that's a recipe for disaster. Maybe try posting pictures of your cat instead; that's always a safe bet
You & 144 others
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- Jun 22, 2025
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Absolutely
Jack Turner
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- Mar 20, 2026
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yes, this happens to a lot of new snapchat accounts lately. Sometimes snapchat flags accounts automatically because of suspicious traffic sources,vpn or proxy usage,device fingerprints, or unusual activity patterns even before posting anything. If the account is getting fast traffic immediately after creation, their system may treat it as spam or fake engagement. Warming up the account slowly and using a clean device or IP usually helps from what I have seen.
- Sep 17, 2025
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BidNomad
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- Jun 25, 2026
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its probably your device id or the link you are using. if you got banned on that phone before, snap remembers the hardware signature and just auto bans any new account you make on it after a day or two. also if you are putting a link in the bio immediately or using a flagged domain for your traffic redirection, that triggers their system instantly. try running it on a completely clean device with mobile data and don't put any links in the profile for at least a week to see if it survives.
Authority Builder
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- Jun 17, 2026
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That's strange. If the account gets banned before you even posting anything then I would recommend to check how the account was created and where the traffic was coming from. One of those could be causing the problem.
Snapchat might actually be the hardest social media to do succesfully because it is very sensitive to multiple things, e.g
- Device (it collects extensive device telemetry)
- IP (anything that is blacklisted or gets detected as proxy will likely result in immediate or delayed ban)
- User behaviour (unnatural beahviour or repetitive configuration across multiple accounts)
- Aug 28, 2014
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if u are pointing traffic at it from day one thats probably the real trigger, not the proxy. a fresh snap acc suddenly getting a wave of adds from ppl with zero mutual contacts looks exactly like a spam acc to them, thats why it dies before u even post anything. i let mine sit around 2 weeks with just normal usage first, then send traffic slow drip not all at once
MMJason
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- Mar 9, 2016
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that could really be it. you are having success this way?
Even if you do zero activity and no quick adds on new accounts, there will be delayed bans within 1-2 days if there is an issue with device integrity or the proxy is flagged. You can also expect chain bans if you create all accounts with exact same name or picture.
I have just tested it extensively and immediate activity from day one is not as critical of a trigger for bans as the other mentioned things.
I have just tested it extensively and immediate activity from day one is not as critical of a trigger for bans as the other mentioned things.