Facebook accounts are easily blocked.

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LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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Yeah, Facebook tracks your IP and device. If you’re logging into lots of accounts from one IP, they might block them. Using a free vpn can help avoid getting flagged so easily.
 
Suggest you to buy or use a free multiple management bot for bann safe
 
LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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Exactly! Facebook tracks your IP, device, Cookies and Browser. So don't use too many accounts on 1 IP.
We usually recommend customers to use proxy to change IP address. You can search for proxy providers on BHW.
 
Facebook accounts are vulnerable to being blocked due to: unusual activity, posting offensive content, using automated tools, logging in from strange IPs or strange devices, and not verifying identity when requested.
 
We also had consecutive Facebook accounts killed because they had the same IP. But we overcame it by using Proxy (SOCKS5/HTTP Proxy)
You can use separate proxies for each browser or each software.
Easier to configure with multi-account management tools (like Multilogin, AdsPower).
However, you need to use high-quality proxies, not free proxies (high risk).
 
Not just IP but also device fingerprints. Use proxies to change your IP address when you are using multiple accounts.
 
LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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buy profiles, headless browser and a proxy.
 
Yeah, IP and device fingerprinting play a big role. I had multiple FB accounts banned when logging in from the same Wi-Fi. Switched to 4G proxies and anti-detect browsers (like AdsPower), and now accounts stay alive much longer. FB’s system definitely flags repeated logins from the same setup. Anyone else using mobile proxies with good results?
 
When too many accounts log in from the same IP or device, Facebook will automatically flag them for suspected fraudulent activity. So I recommend you don't do this, use separate residential proxies and anti-detection browsers for each account
 
If multiple accounts access from one IP or device, Facebook may flag them for suspicious behavior. To avoid this, use unique residential proxies and anti-detect browsers per account.
 
LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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Your judgment is absolutely correct, so our team uses dedicated IPs and separate browsers to avoid association and ensure a stable environment.
 
You're spot on. Facebook is very sensitive to device fingerprints and IP history. Logging into multiple accounts from the same IP (especially mobile or datacenter proxies) often triggers bans. Use residential or mobile proxies, clean browser fingerprints via anti-detect tools, and avoid linking accounts. Warm up new accounts slowly—behavior matters more than just IP.
 
Logging in too many accounts from the same IP or device can lead to Facebook flagging them for fraud. Use separate residential proxies and anti-detection browsers for each account.
 
LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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That's why agencies provide customers with profiles to manage accounts through hidden browsers like adspower.
 
Yep, IP/device fingerprinting is a big factor
Try using aged accounts, residential proxies, and avoid logging too many accounts on one setup. Helps reduce bans. ✅
 
Use a proxy to change your IP address when you use multiple accounts.
 
LunaVexx said:
What I think is that if Facebook accounts are frequently banned, it should be closely related to our device IP. If one device IP logs in too many accounts, it is estimated that they will be banned. Other methods can also be used
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Using proxy is convenient and easy to change IP
 
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