All my reddit account banned
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Uiyniasd569872
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- Feb 14, 2025
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thats probably how they are banning so many people right now, even normal users dont know wtf happened.
- Nov 25, 2024
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Yes, Reddit's detection system has become extremely aggressive lately, especially toward NSFW and mass account activity. Fingerprints, behavior patterns, reused device configs, and link footprints are all getting flagged faster. My advice: scale slower, rotate hardware/device IDs, avoid patterns, and never reuse browser setups. Consider aged, pre-verified accounts too.
ubink0
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- May 6, 2025
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Another tip: enable WebGL and Canvas noise.
Noise enabled (BETTER) = it has slightly higher risk of ban for few accounts because noise could be detected but they won't be able to link rest of your account
Noise disabled (default for most anti-detects) = Your output is consistent, but when they run their monthly/quaterly webgl/canvas correlations (cuz its resource intensive they cant run it live) all your accounts pop up Result ban of 500 accs.
Once more tip, create your account profiles carefully, don't press generate random fingerprint. Those fingerprints for some devices are idiotic. On my device it was showing OS that is from 2019 which is not even supported on current SoC architecture, inconsistent cpu/memory setups/display resolutions.
Create 1 master profile and copy from that and each time tweak browser version and and few other things to make them different
Noise enabled (BETTER) = it has slightly higher risk of ban for few accounts because noise could be detected but they won't be able to link rest of your account
Noise disabled (default for most anti-detects) = Your output is consistent, but when they run their monthly/quaterly webgl/canvas correlations (cuz its resource intensive they cant run it live) all your accounts pop up Result ban of 500 accs.
Once more tip, create your account profiles carefully, don't press generate random fingerprint. Those fingerprints for some devices are idiotic. On my device it was showing OS that is from 2019 which is not even supported on current SoC architecture, inconsistent cpu/memory setups/display resolutions.
Create 1 master profile and copy from that and each time tweak browser version and and few other things to make them different
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HiperSMM
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- May 21, 2025
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That’s rough, I’ve seen others going through the same lately. Reddit's system is getting way stricter with patterns and behavior signals. Try slowing down your actions, using aged cookies, rotating high-quality residential IPs, and letting accounts sit longer before doing anything. Also, avoid logging into many accounts on the same machine or fingerprint in a short time. Staying lowkey for a while might help.
ubink0
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- May 6, 2025
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his issue was not that.
lets not oversimplify this with generic advise, they somehow linked 500 accounts, probabilistically looking at this - having bad ips, not aging them, and posting a lot could result in ban but then some accounts would survive anyway, in his case it did not
Reason for cluster of 500 being banned is NOT that. I'm not saying what you said is wrong but not for this case.
They somehow linked his accounts.
Anti-detect is at fault.
HiperSMM
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- May 21, 2025
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Thanks for the tip, I’ll look into Multiloginpro. Could be that linking behavior triggered the bans, so isolating better makes sense.
- Feb 28, 2024
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Try to use another antidetect browser or proxy
Proxy4Free
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- Nov 1, 2024
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Sir, I sympathize with you very much. Maybe it is a problem with your anti-detection browser, which led to the official website identifying your account and causing it to be linked and banned in batches.
HiperSMM
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- May 21, 2025
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Yeah, that makes sense. Reddit probably picked up on some common pattern across the accounts. Even with anti-detect tools, they’re clearly getting smarter.
MarketPeople
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- Nov 12, 2009
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First off, I'm sorry that happened. It's so hard to gain karma on this hellsite. Hoping you can grow it back to where you were quickly
BNB
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- Oct 12, 2023
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You are probably right. Why now? Your browser failed to be up to date with security.
It is a constant battle of 2 sides. Reddit determines your connection, so they change the rules.
If your browser is unable to adapt to rule change, your account fails.
Calculate what you lost, and what you earned in the process.
Simple math will tell you is it worth the time of repeating it once.
BalticProxy_Eu
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- Mar 8, 2018
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Reddit has been crazy in banning recently. Hope you can bounce back from this.
911Proxy support
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- Sep 29, 2024
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Sorry to hear that. Reddit's been cracking down hard lately. If you were using the same IPs, fingerprints, or didn't properly isolate your accounts, that could easily trigger bans. I recommend using clean residential proxies — 911Proxy has worked well for me. Just make sure each account has a unique IP and device environment (I use a fingerprint browser or properly configured App Cloner). Also, avoid aggressive actions too soon — warm the accounts up slowly.
I read somewhere that google (and thus recaptcha and reddit) has a list of all possible configuration so some results are impossible. If you spoofed an impossible configuration, that is an easy ban.
Yes, they have had things like voting ring detection for over a decade now that can detect alts.
If your accounts are all voting for same thing, they will see it past all the proxies or browser anti-detect that you have.
They probably have extended this to other things besides votes.
HiperSMM
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- May 21, 2025
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Yeah it’s wild, but here’s the deal — if a post was made before the account got suspended, it usually stays up unless mods or Reddit remove it. The account’s gone, but the content can still chill there like a ghost post.
WahrenShamy
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- Dec 21, 2023
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which anti-detect browser you were using ?
- Nov 28, 2019
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What’s your login process?
There are many myths and countless theories about how Reddit’s system filters and bans accounts en masse. However, sometimes the issue is as simple as how these accounts were created. Based on my experience, accounts created through automation or bots eventually get caught in a massive ban wave, sooner or later.