how do people manage multiple accounts? (100+)

You could use an anti-detect browser like DICloak. It comes with RPA automation, bulk actions, and a built-in sync tool. You can also customize the fingerprint settings for each account, which makes it great for managing multiple accounts.

tech awareness + right tools + gained experience = you're a shark

No, it’s not anti-detect browsers Web is the big big big fingerprint

ToyBox | IG Accounts said:

Either you can use Anti-detect browsers, or real devices and just have multiple of them. If you have 1 or 2 devices at the moment; you can download App Cloners which can allow you to have multiple accounts on each device without getting them linked.

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Agreed, for a small number of accounts, devices and cloners can do the job. Scaling past that is usually where antidetect browsers becomes more practical.

Most “100+ / 1000+ accounts” stories are overhyped or short-lived.
Yes, people try multiple devices, browsers, VPNs, emails, phones - but platforms don’t just track IPs. They track behavior, patterns, content similarity, and network links. That’s much harder to fake at scale.
Bulk account setups usually:
- Work briefly
- Get flagged sooner or later
- Are treated as spam by default
The few who “get away with it” either accept constant burn, use gray/black-hat methods, or run legit agency/partner accounts.

Bottom line:
If you need heavy tricks to manage accounts, the strategy isn’t sustainable.
Platforms punish disposable behavior, not low account counts.

It’s a slow process with a lot of testing, and most scale only after understanding what actually holds up long term.

MonymanJoe said:

ive seen people here who claim to own 1000s of accounts and whatnot

how do they use them without getting flagged for spam

what i think is that they use multiple devices with multiple browsers and use vpns or something like that to hide ip

but does that really work?

edit: also you have to take into account making multiple emails, multiple phone numbers, etc

and when it comes to those multiple emails you have to make sure they are from different email providers, and they are made slowly like in batches

and for the multiple phones you need them to be newer because if they are cheaper or older generations then the algorithms can detect that (i think)

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Most people who manage large numbers of accounts focus on strong account hygiene rather than just IPs. That means aged accounts, consistent behavior patterns, unique profiles, and slow activity ramps. Tools like browser profiles or anti-detect browsers help separate sessions, but even then, nothing is 100% safe — platforms constantly update detection methods.
In general, quality and realistic usage matters more than sheer volume.

You need something that goes way way beyond a run of the mill anti detect browser setup and a random proxy. You need a real real good bot with anti detect and proxy layers, seemingly human interactions, hosting, orchestration, it's very expensive to create and maintain, I can't really be bothered to explain one by one , but I ran such things, it requires a very good dev or team, time and don't underestimate the maintenance, you can't be hosting this on Linux, must be Windows with gpu etc and Windows server are no fun to work with.

Thr reversed api claims are pure bs afaik, have yet to see one working, and even if, this still doesn't automate jack shit, the programming of the automation and orchestration is hard hard hard
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There are applications available that allow you to manage accounts collectively. However, the process was difficult and challenging to implement. There are general options like proxies for the accounts, etc.

In the end alot comes down to what you're publishing. It it's good content, you likely will never run into any issues.