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Evan Grayson
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In order to keep your accounts active you need to hide your browser identity if you are using all the accounts from the same browser. To hide browser finger prints there are softwares like Kameleo or Multilogin. Browser spoofers can also be used for this purpose. Along with that you need a proxy to change the IP making it look like you are not the same user. Facebook has updated their algorithms recently so it is fairly difficult to achieve this but you can try these options. Hopefully they will work.
ZennoBlaster
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Yeah, need to use some kind of anti-detect service (and each user have a unique browser profile). Some proxies are useless as FB can tell that they aren't legit users. Try using 4G mobile, and you can get a new 4G IP address by putting the phone into airplane mode (for about 10 secs).
Thank you.
Thak you.
And hotspot has rotating IP depending from where you loggedin?
IG Professor
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Start with google research. Proxies are just a small piece of the puzzle.
Well, that's why i am starting with research on BlackHat.
India ,it comes by default
bdman
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You did not mention how many profiles you want to run
if you want to run 3-4 account and you want to do normal thing growing profile, page, group then your home IP is enough just use different browser for each account. firefox, chrome, opera, maxthon etc. And never log out the account from browser.
if you want to run 3-4 account and you want to do normal thing growing profile, page, group then your home IP is enough just use different browser for each account. firefox, chrome, opera, maxthon etc. And never log out the account from browser.
dardan.ar
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- Feb 5, 2011
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I'm running more than 200 accounts on one computer and one IP and I'm having very little restrictions.
The accounts are aged (9-10) years and I post to wall once in 2-3 days , I use massplanner full browser experience, account actions etc... so I try to make the account as genuine as I can.
I use residential IP and I start posting to groups etc after 2 months of warmup.
The accounts are aged (9-10) years and I post to wall once in 2-3 days , I use massplanner full browser experience, account actions etc... so I try to make the account as genuine as I can.
I use residential IP and I start posting to groups etc after 2 months of warmup.
Dresden
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Honestly, proxies are not that important. Human behavior is the first first thing you should look into. Keep your accounts separated by having multiple browsers. Keep activity at a low when warming up the accounts. Never invite people yourself if you don’t have to. Fill your browser with cookie data before creating a new account. There’s just so many factors and the best way to figure it all out is by trial and error until you come up with something that works for you.
u add members to grp? or any other method
How would one properly warm up a browser?
Visionary001
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- Jan 11, 2021
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Thanks for the detailed description.
What do you think about using VPN and ClonBrowse (Or something like that) to be able to run 100 NEW FB profiles?
Dresden
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I've never used ClonBrowse as I use separate Chrome profiles and that seems to do the job. I'm also using VPNs on my accounts and they seem to be working fine without any locks.