Yeah, you can totally run multi-accounts like that - and honestly, it's one of the slickest ways to keep things private and separate. The trick is to set up different user profiles for each account, pair 'em with their own VPNs, and tweak the browser settings so nothing gets linked. People who've been doing this for a while say it works like a charm - no bans, no shadowbans - as long as you steer clear of stuff like cross-posting or doing the same thing on all accounts at once. Reddit's sharp when it comes to tracking nowdays, your IP, browser fingerprint, or just how you behave can be a red flag, so keeping all that split up is key. Best move I think is to use Vanadium or a locked-down Firefox, switch up your device/browser setup now and then, and act like a regular user.
