Facebook accounts are easily blocked.

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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You should use proxy with hidden browser to limit meta checkpoint
 
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Partly because of your ads, I also manage a lot of accounts, and they are not banned.
 
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 is why agents create profiles for their clients to manage accounts through hidden browsers like : adspower
 
Frequent Facebook bans are likely tied to device IP reputation, especially if multiple accounts are accessed from the same IP.
 
IP and device fingerprinting play a big role. I have had multiple FB accounts banned when logging in from the same Wi-Fi. Switched to 4G proxy and anti-detect browser, the accounts stay alive . FB definitely flags repeated logins from the same setup.
 
Why don't you try using separate proxies and anti-detection browsers for each account.
 
Given what FB has to deal on a daily basis, the technology has to evolve or they'd be overrun. It's by no means a perfect system and for sure it catches some regular users as collateral, but it does the job as a filter.
 
Makes sense cause if you think about it why would a specific IP need that many Facebook accounts, it really does look sketchy.
 
Facebook tracks your IP address, device, cookies, and browser. Therefore, you should avoid using too many Facebook accounts on the same IP address. Therefore, we often recommend customers to use a proxy to change their IP address. You can search for proxy providers on BHW
 
When you use one device and one data network to log in to multiple accounts, when one account is locked, the other accounts will also be scanned immediately, then they can be used together.
 
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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An account or your device that is used to log in to many different accounts is banned in bulk, which is very likely to happen because it has a common link, which is the device or mobile data. To ensure that the accounts can be safe and separate, you should use anti-detection software to keep the account durable.
 
Yes, IP plays a big role, especially if too many accounts are accessed from the same one. But Facebook also tracks device fingerprints and behavior. Using clean proxies and unique setups for each account can help avoid bans.
 
Facebook collects information about the IP address and device you use. If you log in to multiple accounts from the same IP, these accounts may be locked. To reduce this risk, you can use a VPN
 
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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Of course, today's applications all come with user behavior tracking so all devices are tracked without us even realizing it.
 
You’re absolutely right. Facebook will detect IP addresses, browser fingerprints and device environments. If you log in to multiple accounts using the same device and the same IP address, it is very likely to be identified by the system as an abnormal operation.
Later, I began to use MultiLoginPro, which creates a completely independent browser environment for each account, so that each account is like a "real user" from different devices.
 
That's right! Logging in to multiple accounts on the same IP can easily increase the risk, especially when the scanning system detects unusual activity or duplicate devices. It is necessary to pay attention to managing clean, stable IPs and reducing the frequency of logging in on a device. In addition, you can combine quality proxies or 4G, keep sessions longer and avoid logging in too quickly on multiple accounts. All operations need to be natural, avoiding the scanning system from detecting unusual signs.
 
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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Use Unique IPs Per Account

* Best: Mobile 4G proxies or residential proxies
* Avoid: Free VPNs, datacenter proxies (easily detected)

2. Use Browser Profile Isolation

Tools to create separate browser environments:

* [GoLogin](https://gologin.com)
* [Multilogin](https://multilogin.com)
* [AdsPower](https://adspower.com)
 
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