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they track the user agent string, IP, cookies, and possibly cross-track with third party cookies (but I ain't sure about this one exactly.) they ID you by your OS, browser version, and possibly screen size. so for example if a bot account has weird user agent strings which match no deal device...

it is a waiting game, you gotta let your accounts age for a while, while scrolling and lurking, reddit anti-spam system is extremely aggressive now, so if you post too soon you can get caught by the bot system. they can detect if you are using a VPN or proxy if they don't have stealth mode...

yeah that is what i am gonna do next, I have been experimenting and flagged IPs are set to stealth ban where you get banned as soon as you post something. I don't want to buy an account though, what I want is to understand how reddit flag fingerprints and what criteria they use to ban. I got...

wow I had lost my main that I made in 2020, and didn't knew how hard is to make new reddit accounts now, it is so fucking tough, like I try to warm up, and post a comment, then boom insta-shadowban.

I am having same issues, I think we should make a megathread with what we find out about reddit algorithms

just like reddit, it may take you a long while... it is better to ditch it. you will waste a lot of time waiting and they might not reply back.

well I wish a day lasted forever

Welcome under the shade.

Strict Rate Limits Due to IP Flagging: Theory: Your IP might be flagged as spammy, which causes very strict rate limits on your account activities. Evidence: New accounts get shadowbanned quickly when posting multiple comments or NSFW content in a short period. Age and Karma Sensitivity...

so now it is a patience game. I will wait for 2 weeks. then post, if it gets insta-shadowbanned imma remove all fingerprints on the router and my PC with a sledgehammer.

ok after many throwaways and tries I figured some things out. 1- you have limited amount of actions that you can perform on a brand new account. posting on self can lead to a shadowban posting nsfw leads to shadowban posting 2 comments leads to shadowban (all of this under one hour). THEORY...

yeah reddit don't like VPNs much.. I don't wanna spend on accounts tho, and that's crazy losing 200$ because of the dumb reddit algorithms.. imma keep trying until it works to changing my IP, user agents etc..

thanks mate, I have my setup running here and I wanna experiment a bit to see what triggers reddit algorithms (got my last throwaway before changing my all fingerprints) then maybe I will try a mobile proxy.

"Every account that I've tried to create gets shadow banned the instant I post, no matter how long I wait to post after creating the account or how many LEGIT likes or comments I make prior to posting." same happens with me, I can post and comment for a while, then suddenly I get shadowbanned...

I will do that, but I have no access to VPN right now :( also it seems reddit do not like VPNs very much and a guy got shadowbanned for using it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I've had my...

alright, I am gonna experiment with my last throwaway (but same IP) to see if it works, also at the moment I do not have access to VPNs, so I have to work with the tools I have, using a user agent spoofer worked somehow, but got shadowbanned as soon as I posted once the next day (?) I am not...

thanks mate, that is what I am gonna do after I am over with my experiments. I heard from some users there that it took 5-9 months for the appeals to work, in the same time I could build a good legit looking profile..

yeah reddit automated systems suck... I have some good anti-detect setups ready and cleared all cookies and fingerprints, I will still experiment one last time to see if I can learn something useful and put it here for you guys. currently my last throwaway account is locked for a day due to my...

I deleted most of them and all of them are suspended so there is no way to login on old accounts, so no worries mate. the problem though is creating a new account is real rough too with how sensitive is the reddit anti-spam system.. I will nuke my IP after experimenting with my last throwaway.

thanks mate, I am gonna nuke my IP then, I have a last throwaway account so I am gonna experiment to see what happens when I create a new reddit account with my current IP (but using spoofers and VPN). I have been experiment for a while, none of my accounts lasted more than a week.