Facebook changed link Block tracker

AnnSo

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Hi guys,

looks like Facebook changed the way they check links extremly - which threatens to put me out of business (at least for Facebook). In the past it was pretty easy, to post links on Facebook, which they blocked. You just used a fresh, unblocked domain with an Iframe inside and did load the link you wnated to post into that IFrame - quite easy. To make it harder for them, you also were able to use some Url-shorteners with different redirection methods (php, java....) - basic cloaking stuff. But since Friday all this seems not to work anymore - every link and every method I try to post (Blogspot, own redirection script) gets blocked instantly. Do you guys have by any chance any solution to this? I am willing to spend money for tools which might help (as someone using almost 1000 proxys and buying 200 domains every month I know its worth it...). Maybe I am just not seeing something or maybe I am thinking to difficult - but any help would be highly apreciated.
 
Thanks for the heads up, didnt knew this... Looking for a solution myself atm...
 
we have the same problem, new, old , everything that we post is go blocked, and we post via own app like hootsuite , we try and hootsuite , we post only in Pages that We OWN, this is really :D bad for our business
 
Wow, it seems everyone is experiencing this issue.

Even when i used apps, they might post on groups, but absolutely, no link. Which is basically, useless.
 
NO
I am not facing it,instead I am using my post to put on facebook,Can you show us Screencast?
 
what screen cast to show you , we have cms created to post in multiple pages that we own , on each page go difrent link ,we use this more that a year without problems, we have APP approved for this CMS , now we can only post :D images and status, if we post link the link is go blocked ...
 
Yes this is exactly what we experienced. We use for every single Facebook Profile an own IP, a own domain we post - so we are extra extra extra carefull. On that domain is nothing than an Iframe and the "real" landing is loading into that iframe - that worked perfect for us. Not anymore....Facebook looks through it (and yes, we tested the "hardcore" way and changed the link with java redirect 5 times (5 java redirections) b4 we posted it - so they check at least 5 links deep....which seems like an enourmeous waste of CPU power...but Facebook seems to mean it very very very serious to stop spam now and 4ever...)
 
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