seeing this alot on my accounts "blocked by network security"

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Does this mean the IP I bought is flagged? anyone see this and still run there accounts? I think IP matters alot because on my home IP i was literally mass dming people and would just get a few warnings but no bans and could continue to post alot. I also think that my few accounts ive had for many years plays a role but it may be that or IP.
 
Something happened to me yesterday too all my post got removed by reddit filter and when i open my profile it we have server problem try again later i think its a ban but still i appealed
 
I'm using static isp proxies.
It appears when using datacenter proxies. They are not residential proxies.
And be careful: if you have saved the account’s cookies, you could also get flagged by Reddit. I recommend doing some warming up before using it.
 
It appears when using datacenter proxies. They are not residential proxies.
And be careful: if you have saved the account’s cookies, you could also get flagged by Reddit. I recommend doing some warming up before using it.
i may be an idiot but i bought those IPs thinking it was residential. but it kinda makes sense why. thing is how do i even get residential IPs that are static? i was trying rotating ones and I felt like i was getting more aggressively filtered by them, and also seem to be extremely slow.
 
i may be an idiot but i bought those IPs thinking it was residential. but it kinda makes sense why. thing is how do i even get residential IPs that are static? i was trying rotating ones and I felt like i was getting more aggressively filtered by them, and also seem to be extremely slow.
I only use rotating residential IPs, set to sticky with the session time I need. Anyway, maybe it’s not your fault. A while ago, I also bought a static IP and it was blocked by Reddit. Contact the provider where you bought it and ask them to replace it, explaining the problem.
 
I only use rotating residential IPs, set to sticky with the session time I need. Anyway, maybe it’s not your fault. A while ago, I also bought a static IP and it was blocked by Reddit. Contact the provider where you bought it and ask them to replace it, explaining the problem.
Yes but can't it only be sticky for like a day at most? what happens when you want to use it consistently? that's why i was looking for dedicated static proxies.
 
static isp proxies still get flagged if youre rotating too much. keep same ip for at least 3-7 days when possible or reddit sees it as suspicious activity. aged accs are way more forgiving with this tho
 
I used to see this message when I was using a VPN.
Yep it's an IP problem.his problem is the ip address ranges that belong to large isp are leased to a hosting company datacenter.Reddit uses Akamai and Cloudfare to detect these ASN mismatches which causes account bans
 
Are you on Incognito mode or simliar?

This is what they've been doing to Incognito style browsing for about 8 or 10 months now.
 
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