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We've already done two batches of codes, so there aren't any available right now. If there are any more next time, I'll post them right away.

What exactly is happening on your end? Is your X account new, or did you recently change any browser settings? For a quicker response, you can also reach out through the in-app support chat and share more details about the issue, bro.

X just open-sourced more of its algorithm. Here are 5 things worth knowing if you manage X accounts X just open-sourced more of its For You recommendation system, so we spent some time digging through the code. A lot of people are focusing on how likes, replies, and shares are weighted. But if...

Hey everyone! We've just launched the AdsPower iOS app! You can now manage your AdsPower profiles right from your phone, wherever you are. You can create, edit, open, and delete profiles, check proxies, view account details, and keep your data synced with desktop in real time. We'd love to hear...

AdsPower July 2026 Update Recap Browser Updates Feature Improvements Proxy Improvements

AdsPower team here! ;) Let me know if you need a hand with anything.

What's your exact setup looking like? Mind sharing your config so we can help you figure it out?

an anti-detect browser plus static residential proxies is enough

;) whichever one you use, it's still better to follow the platform rules and avoid repetitive or high-volume activity

Why Your Accounts Keep Getting Banned & How to Stop It Have you ever had your accounts banned or flagged even when you followed every rule? It's frustrating and a huge setback for your business. In this video, I break down why this happens and how you can stop the cycle of bans.

yeah, as you said, the ip, proxy, and browser environment all matter. It’s also important to keep them consistent

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Try the verification first. If the account can’t be recovered, you can create a new one. Make sure to follow FB’s rules and keep your login activity consistent to reduce the chance of another verification request.

Cloudflare challenge loop? The proxy may not be the only issue When a Cloudflare challenge keeps repeating, the proxy usually gets blamed first. Sometimes that is the problem. Cloudflare lists IP reputation as one reason a legitimate visitor may be challenged. But it’s not the only layer worth...

20 comments in a short time can already look risky and may have triggered Reddit’s filters. The problem is that you can usually only guess what caused the ban, since Reddit rarely gives a specific reason.

Google does seem to be tightening things up lately. Passkeys are being added for some sensitive actions, and multi-party approval is also rolling out for certain accounts with several admins. Since both accounts went down on the same day, it’s worth checking what they had in common, such as...

Reddit has been doing a lot of account cleanup over the past few months, and many people have reported similar issues. It might be worth reviewing everything one by one: your proxy, browser environment, whether any activity unintentionally violated Reddit's rules or triggered its detection...

one thing a lot of people overlook is using the same device for more than one Reddit account

Be careful with your remaining accounts too. Avoid using the same device, IP, or browser profile as the banned account, just in case they're already linked.

hey bro, how's it looking now? The advice above is solid. One thing to keep in mind is to isolate each account, so if one runs into trouble, it doesn't affect the others. It's also a good idea to have traffic coming from more than one source instead of relying entirely on Meta.