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Hello,
Bought aged facebook accounts and have a question:
Is 1 week activity enough to change name/surname and other info like login email/password? 1 week was more than enough before when I was doing.
Want to know what's the current situation and if meta is way more strict on this.
My stack: clean ISP IPs for each account, quality aged facebook accounts, anti-detect browser.
 
1 week may be enough for some accounts, but now Meta is stricter, it is safest to wait 2-3 weeks of normal operation before gradually changing each information.
 
Currently, if the account is old and used properly (clean IP, hidden browser, natural behavior), 7 days of continuous activity can still be enough to update information such as name, email, password.
However, Meta is controlling more strictly. To minimize the risk of being checked, you can apply the Initiation Phase (3-5 days), log in regularly, browse the newsfeed and interact gently. When changing information, you should change the password first, then change the email every 1-2 days, and change the name later if necessary.
Always avoid logging in in a hurry or logging in from IPs in other regions.
 
Buy and edit main Facebook accounts that violate the law, easily get locked. So you should: Use the main account, enable 2FA. Manage with Meta Business Suite. Increase reach with original content, live streaming, stories, voting, cross-collaboration.
 
Hello,
Bought aged facebook accounts and have a question:
Is 1 week activity enough to change name/surname and other info like login email/password? 1 week was more than enough before when I was doing.
Want to know what's the current situation and if meta is way more strict on this.
My stack: clean ISP IPs for each account, quality aged facebook accounts, anti-detect browser.

FB is pretty strict with changing info now. Best to do it slowly over time (name, email, phone) and make sure the account looks active before making edits.
 
1 week is not enough time to change all the information. Change it step by step (password → wait → email → wait → name), leaving 7–14 days between changes to reduce the risk of being locked out.
 
I think the longer the better. 1 week is too fast and many unexpected problems will happen.
 
Now seems every profile need both Whatsapp number and backup email to receive code to verify. Sometimes they never send to the email. So let prepare enough information before start changing password, etc.
 
Changing account details too quickly after purchase often raises red flags. One week of activity may not always be enough now since Meta has become stricter. It’s usually safer to build more consistent activity and warm up accounts gradually before making major changes.
 
While a week might work for some accounts, Meta's stricter policies mean it's safer to wait 2-3 weeks of normal operation before gradually updating account info.
 
I think one week of activity may sometimes be enough, but lately Meta has been much stricter with sudden changes on aged accounts. It’s often safer to extend the warm-up period, build more natural engagement, and avoid making too many edits at once.
 
Longer is better, rapid changes in a week often trigger flags
 
I’ve noticed Meta is definitely more sensitive with account changes now compared to before. Timing and consistency seem to matter a lot—sudden updates (like multiple info changes in a short period) tend to raise red flags.
 
Hello,
Bought aged facebook accounts and have a question:
Is 1 week activity enough to change name/surname and other info like login email/password? 1 week was more than enough before when I was doing.
Want to know what's the current situation and if meta is way more strict on this.
My stack: clean ISP IPs for each account, quality aged facebook accounts, anti-detect browser.
I am like you, my accounts can be changed just by suspending them for a week.
 
Hello,
Bought aged facebook accounts and have a question:
Is 1 week activity enough to change name/surname and other info like login email/password? 1 week was more than enough before when I was doing.
Want to know what's the current situation and if meta is way more strict on this.
My stack: clean ISP IPs for each account, quality aged facebook accounts, anti-detect browser.
1 week is fast wait for longer maybe.
 
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