Facebook accounts are easily blocked.

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You're totally right - logging into a bunch of Facebook accounts from the same IP (especially if it's a datacenter or sketchy residential IP) is just asking for trouble. Facebook’s not dumb - they're also watching stuff like your screen size, browser setup, and even hardware ID. So even if you’ve got different IPs, using the same device over and over can still get your accounts flagged or banned. The move - use solid mobile proxies, and keep each account in its own little world with anti-detect browsers like AdsPower or Multilogin. And warm up those accounts first by doing normal stuff like scrolling, liking posts, maybe dropping a comment or two. At the end of the day, the IP’s important, yeah - but staying safe is really about mixing unique IPs, fresh device setups, and chill, human-like behavior.
 
Facebook has many grounds for issuing a ban, of which device IP is the most common reason.
 
Accounts that are vulnerable to being blocked are often due to IP and device fingerprint issues. When an IP or device logs in to too many accounts, the platform will identify risks and may lock or restrict access. Logging in to multiple accounts on the same IP, without changing the device fingerprint, will make the account more susceptible to suspicion. To minimize the risk, you should use separate IPs, high-quality proxies, or secure multi-account management tools. In addition, "warming up" accounts is also very important before starting any large campaigns.
 
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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if you want to handle multiple accounts with one IP then you shouldve used proxy sites so that you wont be 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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With one IP you can log in to multiple accounts, but need to manage on different browsers.
 
Exactly! Facebook tracks your IP, device, Cookies and Browser. So don't use too many accounts on 1 IP.
 
Facebook tracks your IP and device. you buy or use free multi-manager bot to be 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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for best i think we should have 1 proxy per profile
 
Facebook accounts are at vulnerable of being blocked due to: unusual activity, posting offensive content, logging in from strange IPs or strange devices, and not verifying identity.
 
When you log in to another device with a different IP, they will block you. Use a free VPN to avoid this.
 
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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In my opinion, if the IP is clean, like one from a coffee shop, office, or apartment building then multiple Facebook accounts logging in under the same IP can still be fine. But that’s only if each account logs in from a different device. That’s the key part most people overlook.
So when you’re managing a lot of accounts, it’s better to use things like VPS, phone farms, or antidetect browsers Hidemyacc, Multilogin, etc. to separate the environments. having a separate IP for each account is even better if you can manage it.
 
When many accounts log in to the same IP or device, Facebook will automatically flag them as suspected activity. So you should not do this, use separate residential proxies and browsers for each account
 
If too many accounts log in from the same IP or device, Facebook may flag them for fraud. It's best to use separate residential proxies and anti-detection browsers for each account.
 
Logging in to too many accounts from the same IP or device can get flagged by Facebook. Use separate proxies and anti-detection browsers for each account.
 
Yes, thats why you need to use proxies so that new accounts are given new identities through different ips.
 
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 us
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you can use browsers like adspower with generic proxy from a specific country
 
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