Is it dangerous to automate actions for X accounts operated using an anti-detection browser (Multi Login)?

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Is it risky to automate actions (like following, liking, posting, viewing, etc.) using automation tools (e.g., Susocial or Tweetfull) on the 10 X accounts I'm managing with an anti-detection browser (Multi Login)?

If anyone knowledgeable is reading this, I'd appreciate your advice.
 
Is it risky to automate actions (like following, liking, posting, viewing, etc.) using automation tools (e.g., Susocial or Tweetfull) on the 10 X accounts I'm managing with an anti-detection browser (Multi Login)?

If anyone knowledgeable is reading this, I'd appreciate your advice.
If you use automation, it must be very smart, since Twitter can easily detect it. From my experience, I used to use my own software based on BAS, but now I have given up and am doing the work manually. Engagement and account growth as well as CTR have become much better, so think about it.
 
Is it risky to automate actions (like following, liking, posting, viewing, etc.) using automation tools (e.g., Susocial or Tweetfull) on the 10 X accounts I'm managing with an anti-detection browser (Multi Login)?

If anyone knowledgeable is reading this, I'd appreciate your advice.
Automation can flag your accounts with or without proxies and anti detect browsers.
 
even with sprte browser profiles the accounts can still get flagged losing several accounts at once would be a headache,l so it’s worth checking X’s rules before automating anything
 
Yes, there's still risk. An anti-detect browser doesn't prevent X from detecting coordinated or repetitive behavior across accounts. I'd automate scheduling and reporting, but keep follows, likes, and replies manual, especially across 10 accounts. Also check whether the tools comply with X's current automation rules before connecting your accounts.
 
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