Facebook Log Q's

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Guys/Gals,

Curious question here..

Do facebook log ip's when logging into accounts? Or do they only log on account creation??

Im just wondering thats all for one of my projects i have whether or not ill need 1000 proxies or what not to use 1000 accounts.
 
I'm pretty sure they log the IP over a period of time. Try logging in from your main account on an indian proxy and you need to verify your date of birth..
 
so all in all to be safe and sure its prob best to use 1000 proxies with 1000 accounts?
 
They do log IPs

IP Logs
IP logs can be produced for a given user ID or IP address. A request should
specify that they are requesting the "IP log of user Id XXXXXX" or "IP log of IP
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx".
The log contains the following information:
• Script - script executed. For instance, a profile view of the URL
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=XXXXXXXXXXX would populate script
with "profile.php"
• Scriptget - additional information passed to the script. In the above
example, scriptget would contain "id=XXXXXXXXXX"
• Userid - The Facebook user id of the account active for the request
• View time - date of execution in Pacific Time
• IP - source IP address
IP log data is generally retained for 90 days from present date. However, this
data source is under active and major redevelopment and data may be retained
for a longer or shorter period.
 
thanks :)
shared proxies ok for fb or exclusive needed?
 
Well I used a private proxy to create a dummy account.

Then I accidentally logged into that dummy account with my real IP address (which I use my real FB profile for).

That dummy account was deleted because FB killed my fanpages, but my main profile (which I use my real IP address) is still in activity.
 
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