1. Create accounts slowly: If you buy accounts, they can be flagged quickly. Creating accounts naturally and spacing out their creation over time helps avoid suspicion.
2. Complete profile details: Make sure your accounts have realistic names, profile photos, and bio information to appear legitimate.
3. Avoid immediate video uploads: Facebook flags accounts that start uploading videos right away. Start by engaging in other activities like liking posts, commenting, and adding friends to make the account appear more authentic.
4. Verify accounts: Use a phone number or email to verify each account. Verified accounts are less likely to be flagged by Facebook.
5. Upload safe, unique videos: Avoid uploading videos that may look spammy, repetitive, or violate Facebook’s policies. Make sure the content is original and follows Facebook’s guidelines.
6. Diversify activity: Don’t focus only on uploading videos. Mix in other types of content like text posts, images, and joining groups.
7. Use a VPN or rotate IP addresses: Facebook may link accounts by IP address. Use a VPN or change IP addresses to keep accounts separate and prevent them from being flagged as linked.
8. Gradually increase activity: Avoid spamming activities like rapid posting or uploading many videos in a short period. Build the account’s activity naturally over time.