Aisha Brown
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- Apr 14, 2026
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That's what I meant though. You cant see what's happening inside Reddit's system but you can still compare what's different between the accounts.. If they're getting banned without even posting links, that's worth looking into before jumping straight to a new deviceHow you gonna "work out"? Its not like a technical problem that you can find a solution to under your control, the issue is with reddit and what they have in their system. I know someone whos a noob compared to reddit and other big socials, and even they have device id capture on their firewall. lol imagine what reddit has? they probably got your dna! lol
The fact that some accounts still work on the same device is what makes me think it isn't as simple as a straight device banAisha is right here. I’ve had several accounts banned on my device, yet some others are still working perfectly fine, even when using a VPN.
So, if it’s just an automated ban triggered by things like excessive liking or commenting, you can usually get back in. But if Reddit has specifically banned the device or flagged it for another reason, any new accounts you use on that device are likely to get banned again.