Accounts getting suspended

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I have been buying some aged insta accounts to start posting content, but a couple of them have gotten suspended for no reason at all, and others are running fine....

Does anyone know the actual reason for this and how it can be avoided? One thing that I am speculating is that on the accounts which I started uploading content the moment i logged in, changed the pfp and all, adjusted the algo a bit...they are doing fine, but 2 accounts which I had made to secure the username got suspended and both of them were prepped the same way but just didnt have any content uploaded....

I don't have enough data to back this, so asking you guys if yall had similar experiences.

BTW, these are not being used for NSFW content so no adult activities whatsoever on these accounts.
 
imo, instagram really doesn’t like accounts that just sit there empty after login. even if the accounts are aged or prepped the same, no content or engagement can make them look like bots or placeholders, especially if you're logging in from a new IP or device.
what works for me is doing a bit of light activity right away, watch some reels, follow a couple accounts, maybe post something simple. feels like it helps build trust with the algo.
also, i’d recommend using an antidetect hidemyacc, gologin or whatever to keep each account isolated. throw in a clean proxy too, so the environment looks natural.
 
It is best to preheat or log in and manage using the anti-detection browser MLP or MarketerBrowsser.
 
It is best to preheat or log in and manage using the anti-detection browser MLP or MarketerBrowsser.
imo, instagram really doesn’t like accounts that just sit there empty after login. even if the accounts are aged or prepped the same, no content or engagement can make them look like bots or placeholders, especially if you're logging in from a new IP or device.
what works for me is doing a bit of light activity right away, watch some reels, follow a couple accounts, maybe post something simple. feels like it helps build trust with the algo.
also, i’d recommend using an antidetect hidemyacc, gologin or whatever to keep each account isolated. throw in a clean proxy too, so the environment looks natural.

I am using the accounts on an iphone with a US vpn, I keep max 3 accounts per iphone, didn't seem to have any problems, other than the account getting suspended, other account on the same device is normal

thanks for the tips btw, highly appreciated
 
When you first login to the accounts, you should change the credentials by doing 1 action per day. What I mean by that is, you should change name on firstday, then bio on the second day, and so on. I have wrote a post about this on Blackhatworld that goes over our warmup procedure we do across 700+ accounts and it has been safe for us.
 
I have been buying some aged insta accounts to start posting content, but a couple of them have gotten suspended for no reason at all, and others are running fine....

Does anyone know the actual reason for this and how it can be avoided? One thing that I am speculating is that on the accounts which I started uploading content the moment i logged in, changed the pfp and all, adjusted the algo a bit...they are doing fine, but 2 accounts which I had made to secure the username got suspended and both of them were prepped the same way but just didnt have any content uploaded....

I don't have enough data to back this, so asking you guys if yall had similar experiences.

BTW, these are not being used for NSFW content so no adult activities whatsoever on these accounts.

What software are you using for running them?
 
I am using the accounts on an iphone with a US vpn, I keep max 3 accounts per iphone, didn't seem to have any problems, other than the account getting suspended, other account on the same device is normal

thanks for the tips btw, highly appreciated
Your account has been suspended, Nide. Be careful, the platform is likely to track your device fingerprint and associate it with other accounts. So a fingerprint browser is really necessary. It can even help you create multiple accounts on one device.
 
Check if you are using:
- Anti detects browsers/multiple real devices for management to hide your device
- Mobile or other proxy to hide IP
- Doing a little bit of warmup when you buy the accounts for a couple days to mimic real behaviur
 
Yeah, seen similar behavior before. Blank aged accounts with no content or activity tend to raise flags fast, especially if you change login info or IP suddenly. Warming them up with posts, bio edits, and a few follows usually helps. Looks like Instagram prefers “active-looking” profiles over dormant ones.
 
When you first login to the accounts, you should change the credentials by doing 1 action per day. What I mean by that is, you should change name on firstday, then bio on the second day, and so on. I have wrote a post about this on Blackhatworld that goes over our warmup procedure we do across 700+ accounts and it has been safe for us.
How can I find that post?
 
You need to segregate all the accounts bases on high quality IP and non relatable finger print else definitely Instagram account will catch you and blocks your account
 
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