End of IG automation / bot?

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Since Saturday, I realized that the Instagram has completely changed its limits to follow daily, and I believe that this is the end of the bots (not literally the end, but the end as we know it ... it may still be possible to use, but I think now only with 10 or 20% of the total we did before).

In my opinion, IG logically never cared about this because it is always good that the network is pumped, but now that they have reached a gigantic number of users, it is probably time to end SMM services and automation / bot ...

Do you think there's still a chance we can still use bots to follow 500, 600 people a day?
 
I get blocks over 500 follows... not sure if 4g guys are affected but ipv4 is. :/
 
I get blocks over 500 follows... not sure if 4g guys are affected but ipv4 is. :/

Are you able to use it normally today, yesterday? Did you follow 500 profiles?
 
all fine for me :)
this is just part of our industry we dont control the platforms we focus on what we can control
change and hit it hard again
less competition for me
 
4g local 50/300 follow block at the same time (ip range are same in same location).
Jarvee.
 
While it's too much to say it's the end, something is going on and follow blocks are happening now and then.
 
also my own automation tool on private house laptop got it so I am sure it is some bug
 
Depends on the age of the account as well, I'd say.

I noticed that people who automate the posting of content (scraping it from websites that support that) run into problems. Instagram is a lot about content, and while reasonable botting keeps up their activity numbers, posting bad content damages the the app. So I'd say that's another point to look at if you ran into problems.
 
Depends on the age of the account as well, I'd say.

I noticed that people who automate the posting of content (scraping it from websites that support that) run into problems. Instagram is a lot about content, and while reasonable botting keeps up their activity numbers, posting bad content damages the the app. So I'd say that's another point to look at if you ran into problems.

Totally agree with you, the age of the account plays an important role, I just followed a little more than 600 yesterday with an old account that I barely to explore and do some manual search.
 
I'm following 400-500 accounts daily and having no problems with blocks. Had a few PV'S but those were related to my reposting
 
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