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I'd say they somehow track your Internet router's IP, because whenever I create an account with a device connected to that Wi-Fi I get the security check (even if it's my first time with said device).

Not really— when I try manually creating accounts, it automatically leads me to the photo check page when I click Sign Up. If I start being active on old accounts, the same happens. FB has found an interesting new way of detecting fake profiles.

Works for creating the account, but doesn't last over a day.

Wait, buying a proxy would really help prevent those new suspicious photo checks? I thought FB easily saw past those?

Might be helpful for some, but for most people FB has their IPs or whatever written down so they get always get the check, whatever they do w/ their accounts.

That's the Suspicious Activity photo check. You can get past it once if you're lucky, but FB will just keep asking forever, I'm afraid. Might as well give up till we manage to find a solution. It's affecting people's personal accounts as well.

https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/improvements-in-protecting-the-integrity-of-activity-on-facebook/10154323366590766 So this is what's been affecting us.

https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/improvements-in-protecting-the-integrity-of-activity-on-facebook/10154323366590766 Take a look at this.

I've tried Tor Browser. Account lasted a few more hours than those I've tried on Chrome or Firefox, but still got nuked within less than 24 hours. I'm positive that it's not the use of the account either—I've had active accounts with many friends && conversations going on get hit just as much...

I had an account that passed the photo check through a random pic I sent, back in April. Didn't even have any real photos on that one. When I started being active on it again last week because all my other profiles got nuked, it got the security check again. FB will just keep asking until we...

So Chrome must be safe you say? A'ight, I'll check it on that website.

Supposedly, but you'll most likely get the check again a few hours later anyway. What we need is to find WHAT exactly FB tracks so that we can block them.

Doesn't FB see through most IP-changing tricks though? I don't spam, and I do use them normally like any personal account. So it's not really that. They aren't for making money. Disabling ALL plugins? Would that really help? I've been using plugins to disable Chrome's WebRTC && as VPNs. So...

Even if it worked once, won't FB just keep asking about it every 2 hours? That's not a durable solution.

I took pictures myself on the spot and the account still got disabled, lol. Rotten luck I guess? :p

My, I was tired as I typed that one comment. I meant, Facebook has my IP tagged, so whenever I tried making a new account it led me to the photo check page as soon as I clicked Sign Up. Disabling WebRTC allowed the account to be created, which FB didn't let me before. It still got nuked a day...

Did anyone try disabling WebRTC, changing their MAC address AND using a VPN/proxy? Disabling WebRTC alone was enough for FB to let me create an account (which it didn't before), but it wasn't long before it got tagged too. What about you guys?

That's surprising. And you didn't get the same security check afterwards?

I really don't think it's as simple as that, lol

Thing is, I don't even do that, either. After 24 hours I had like maybe 20-25 friends (which should be normal for ANYONE, I mean legit accounts add even more when they're done creating their profile), and the 'test' profiles I made w/ no friends added at all got hit as well.