Current process for creating LinkedIn accounts?

Nikolaos said:

Could you tell us the settings for the anti detect browsers you are using? Maybe that's something that raised the alarm for linkendin.

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I have found success using static residential proxies (dedicated ISPs)

What anti detect browser

Wow, that’s a really tough situation! LinkedIn is now super strict with filtering suspicious accounts, so anti-detect browsers and residential proxies are already red flags for them. They often track not only IPs but also behavior, activity timing, account connections, and even device types. I’d recommend trying to create the most “natural” environment possible: use a real browser, stable connection, clean devices without VPN, ideally real IPs from the same country as the account. Also, don’t rush—gradually “warm up” the account by adding contacts, posts, and interactions. This will help avoid getting banned. Good luck!

method x said:

I've been reading and following quite a bit of faulty advice on setting up new LinkedIn accounts. Here is what I'm encountering:

• Using anti-detection browsers (Tried Incogniton and GoLogin)
• Used residential IPs. They seem to be clean US IPs.
• After choosing a name and entering an email address, etc. I get this message repeated: Your noCAPTCHA user response code is missing or invalid.
• The email address I'm using is clean and has not been used for any previous accounts
• So, I'm left with two barriers. 1. the anti-detection browser is able to be identified by LI or 2. Using a resident proxy is causing the block.
• Alternatively, I bought a new account (Eastern Europe based). Was able to log in successfully. Updated the profile photo and changed the language. I also added a second email address. That was it. After a couple of days, it was deleted. What may have set this off? Logging in with a US proxy? Logging into a new account with any residential proxy?

Any advice would be appreciated.

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Which anti-detection browser is most effective in this case, sir?

method x said:

I've been reading and following quite a bit of faulty advice on setting up new LinkedIn accounts. Here is what I'm encountering:

• Using anti-detection browsers (Tried Incogniton and GoLogin)
• Used residential IPs. They seem to be clean US IPs.
• After choosing a name and entering an email address, etc. I get this message repeated: Your noCAPTCHA user response code is missing or invalid.
• The email address I'm using is clean and has not been used for any previous accounts
• So, I'm left with two barriers. 1. the anti-detection browser is able to be identified by LI or 2. Using a resident proxy is causing the block.
• Alternatively, I bought a new account (Eastern Europe based). Was able to log in successfully. Updated the profile photo and changed the language. I also added a second email address. That was it. After a couple of days, it was deleted. What may have set this off? Logging in with a US proxy? Logging into a new account with any residential proxy?

Any advice would be appreciated.

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I think you are unable to log in because you suddenly changed your device and then changed your information. These operations are highly consistent with account theft, which led to your account being blocked.

Add some activity like likes or comments slowly to show normal usage.