Facebook Account Gets Banned Right After Registration?
- Thread starter lixstream
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- Dec 26, 2024
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Use a good antidetect browser and it's the quality of your proxy which is responsible for most of the new Facebook account bans.
Use a profile photo that looks real, it will help as well.
Use a profile photo that looks real, it will help as well.
shadowspinner2023
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- Apr 3, 2025
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1. It might be because your proxy isn’t clean -> try switching to a new one, preferably a residential IPv4 proxy.
2. Your device might have been flagged for creating too many accounts before -> use a fresh device or an antidetect browser (like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, etc.) to create accounts in a clean environment.
3. Your signup behavior could also be a factor, like registering too fast or not acting like a real user. This is less likely than the first two reasons.
Also, consider the info you're using to register. It's usually better to sign up with a phone number than with an email.
Try changing your proxy and using an antidetect browser to see if that solves the issue. Personally, I stopped self-registering accounts earlier this year and switched to buying them. Creating accounts manually is honestly really hard now. Ugh, I hate Facebook.
2. Your device might have been flagged for creating too many accounts before -> use a fresh device or an antidetect browser (like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, etc.) to create accounts in a clean environment.
3. Your signup behavior could also be a factor, like registering too fast or not acting like a real user. This is less likely than the first two reasons.
Also, consider the info you're using to register. It's usually better to sign up with a phone number than with an email.
Try changing your proxy and using an antidetect browser to see if that solves the issue. Personally, I stopped self-registering accounts earlier this year and switched to buying them. Creating accounts manually is honestly really hard now. Ugh, I hate Facebook.
r3algaminghd
BANNED
- Mar 5, 2013
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Yes, Facebook has tightened its systems. New accounts on fresh IPs/devices still get flagged due to device fingerprinting, IP quality, and behavior patterns. Realistic use and mobile data help reduce bans.
alphaphialpha
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- Oct 8, 2022
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Use clean 4G-5G proxy, you should try it
ExecutiveDude
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- Jul 21, 2014
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Yes same here.
I too created multiple account but all asked for video verification after sign up.
Too tough to create Facebook account these days
Edward Bernaye Agency
Banned - Multiple accounts to game the forum.
- Dec 19, 2024
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Facebook has tightened its systems, flagging new accounts on fresh IPs/devices due to device fingerprinting and behavior patterns. Using realistic behavior and mobile data can help reduce bans.
Agency HLV
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- Jul 18, 2024
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To prevent your Facebook account from being deactivated after creating new accounts on different IPs or devices, make sure you use devices that have never been associated with deactivated accounts and consider using proxy IPs to operate in different regions. Also, review Facebook's Community Standards to avoid triggering their security measures.
denistraffgang
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- Apr 17, 2025
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Any luck solving the problem?
BAM AGENCY MARKETING
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- Dec 25, 2023
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Yes, Facebook is tightening its system more and more, you should use mobile data to reduce the ban. Usually new accounts are more likely to be flagged due to many factors such as IP, device fingerprint and your behavior.
- Nov 23, 2020
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I think it's Facebook's new algorithm to avoid mass account creation and spam
You can try to create a new account with the registered domain email to increase credibility and easy verification in the future when Facebook checks identity
You can try to create a new account with the registered domain email to increase credibility and easy verification in the future when Facebook checks identity
Genus Agency
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- Dec 19, 2024
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Have you changed your registered Email or Phone Number?
GlobalProxy4g
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- May 9, 2024
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Yes, Facebook is constantly tightening its verification and risk scoring systems, especially on new accounts. Simply changing IPs or devices isn’t enough anymore, you also need clean browser fingerprints and often a credible IP history to avoid instant bans. Using reliable mobile proxies helps a lot since they provide real rotating IPs that look natural to Facebook’s systems.
- Nov 22, 2023
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FB may detect similarities between your accounts. You should use mobile network, clean IP address for next accounts
prince_nirala
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- May 5, 2025
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Use a different system and Internet connection and it will not happen.
Facebook has often banned new IDs since 2023, right after creating one.
Facebook has often banned new IDs since 2023, right after creating one.
- Dec 4, 2023
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The fact that new Facebook accounts are immediately disabled is a clear indication of how sophisticated Meta’s defenses have become. The platform uses a multi-factor authentication system to block accounts that appear to be inauthentic, even if you change your network address or device.
HiperSMM
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- May 21, 2025
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Hello, my friend! Lately, Facebook has become much stricter, their monitoring system has been reinforced and they’re not letting anything slip through that goes against the platform’s digital policy. Every now and then, they’re even requiring KYC verification after account creation and checking IP history. Creating an account now demands a clean setup, proper emulation, and high-quality residential or 4G proxies. I really don’t know where all these requirements are heading.
