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Proxies and IP addresses only account for a small percentage of Facebook flagging your campaign; it's likely due to a serious violation of your campaign rules.

I completely agree with the advice on setting up a new profile, using an anti-detect browser, and changing the IP address to minimize the risk of detection. It's also crucial to review campaigns for compliance with Facebook's policies, as a small mistake can lead to account suspension. For those using RDP from cloud or VPS, do you find that the dynamic IP addresses provided by these services are sufficient for avoiding detection, or do you recommend using a dedicated proxy as an extra precaution? Additionally, what are some best practices for maintaining a "healthy" account with good spending history, as mentioned earlier?

Facebook not only checks IP addresses, but if you violate the rules, your device or method may also be flagged. However, you can start by changing your proxy server and using an incognito browser to create an account and run ads.

You should regularly change your IP address when creating a new account, otherwise Facebook will identify you as a robot.