NRdeadlock
Newbie
- Sep 30, 2026
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Hi everyone,
I need some technical advice regarding an issue I'm facing on TikTok Web via desktop.
My Setup:
- Anti-detect Browser: Dolphin{anty} (Running on Windows desktop)
- Proxy: Static Residential Proxy (Clean fraud score on Scamalytics, no DNS/WebRTC leaks detected on BrowserLeaks)
- Platform: TikTok Desktop Web
The Problem:
When creating a new account, the account is created successfully. However, every interactive action gets reverted instantly by the server:
- Clicking "Like" disappears after a split second (instant server-side auto-unlike).
- Clicking "Follow" on any account resets back to "Follow" immediately (instant auto-unfollow).
I left the account completely inactive for over 48 hours to clear any cooldown, but testing a single like or follow today resulted in the exact same behavior—both actions are immediately reverted.
Questions:
1. Is this strictly a desktop web anti-bot restriction on new accounts, or is it likely a fingerprint inconsistency inside Dolphin (Canvas/WebGL settings, user-agent, etc.)?
2. What is the reliable warm-up sequence or profile configuration for managing TikTok accounts purely on desktop without triggering immediate action blocks?
Any insights or working configurations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I need some technical advice regarding an issue I'm facing on TikTok Web via desktop.
My Setup:
- Anti-detect Browser: Dolphin{anty} (Running on Windows desktop)
- Proxy: Static Residential Proxy (Clean fraud score on Scamalytics, no DNS/WebRTC leaks detected on BrowserLeaks)
- Platform: TikTok Desktop Web
The Problem:
When creating a new account, the account is created successfully. However, every interactive action gets reverted instantly by the server:
- Clicking "Like" disappears after a split second (instant server-side auto-unlike).
- Clicking "Follow" on any account resets back to "Follow" immediately (instant auto-unfollow).
I left the account completely inactive for over 48 hours to clear any cooldown, but testing a single like or follow today resulted in the exact same behavior—both actions are immediately reverted.
Questions:
1. Is this strictly a desktop web anti-bot restriction on new accounts, or is it likely a fingerprint inconsistency inside Dolphin (Canvas/WebGL settings, user-agent, etc.)?
2. What is the reliable warm-up sequence or profile configuration for managing TikTok accounts purely on desktop without triggering immediate action blocks?
Any insights or working configurations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!