AVOID LINKEDIN RESTRICTIONS - HELP!!

Hello everyone! I manage many LinkedIn profiles for my clients and use automation bots. My clients (of different nationalities) do not have access to the accounts.

A) The vast majority of them are duplicate profiles (Same profile picture - cover - work experience - education - etc.)

B) and the other fake accounts (profile photos of AI-generated faces not found in Google searches, different cover photos, education and work experience taken from other profiles, etc.)

*I have four accounts (duplicate profiles) of different clients with months of use and without any problem contradicting absolutely everything that is happening.

Every week I create new accounts that result in restrictions within minutes of making them (without even using the automation bot).

Cause of the problem?

1. I thought it was because of the photos, the name, or the title. RESTRICTED

2. I created fake accounts with a fake identity generator, a generator of counterfeit faces not found in a LinkedIn search. I populated the profiles with data I collected from others and make-up. RESTRICTED

3. I researched LinkedIn security and found that the algorithm shut down 98% of fake accounts last year, but 2% survived, and I want to be in that minority. I also found information about how many behaviors the AI analyzes and how it learns.

4. I realized that perhaps the biggest problem was creating the accounts from the same IP, so it was effortless to detect. I've re-investigated and applied corrections to my strategy to make them:

a) The first thing I did was use different browsers (they must be compatible with the bots I download from the Chrome store) like Chrome, Chromium, Brave, Mozilla, Opera, clear data, cache, and cookies from all of them. RESTRICTED

b) Then, download a VPN (TuxlerVPN) to create each account from an IP in my client's country to match his nationality on his LinkedIn profile. FEW RESTRICTED

5. Finally, maybe because I use the accessible version of TuxlerVPN, it only allows me to access IPs from certain countries. If someone else uses the same IP to access other LinkedIn accounts, it won't work. RESTRICTED

6. As some of these duplicate profiles are still up and running, this gives me hope that THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY to continue using duplicate profiles. What I don't know is: What do those profiles have that the new ones don't? I am going to acquire a NordVPN license to create accounts from slightly more private IPs and from my country.

I know I'm not the only one with the problem, but most of the solutions I found in this group are "ideas" rather than tested or validated results.

I need to create 20 accounts per month from 3 different computers, and if they work for two months (no restrictions), that's enough for me. I don't know much about VPN, Proxies, and others, but I do many research and action. If anyone can give me a hand with this, I'd appreciate it if I beat LinkedIn once and for all.

I remain attentive to your comments, and this is my email: [email protected]

You should use an anti-detect browser and fixed proxies from day one. You'll be sorted.

I’m on the same boat I just noticed one thing recently when we create duplicate account we shouldn’t logout from that account. Once we logout and then login the same account even from the same ip the account will be gone they will ask for id verification. So, first thing we have to do is to stop login and logout when the account is new.

that's why best to use anti-detect browsers

or at least multiple chrome profile

LautaroP332 said:

a generator of counterfeit faces

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How did you generate faces? Any good tools out there?

Please don't use fake faces. Its too easy to detect now.

It's really important to keep track of logins specially when you're using proxies when accessing LinkedIn accounts. There might be some merit to keeping a sub account logged in for some time before a logout attempt. If you could use other browsers and such to log in other accounts then that would be great. On the note of the AI generated faces, yeah, a lot of the popular web services are able to pick up on those now. If you absolutely have to, make sure the face you pick isn't uncanny or asymmetrical. Personally, I don't recommend it either way.