How do they detect me? I'm about to go crazy.

Delontekoq said:

i do know a friend of mine had same issue. turned out he posted same images over and over.. no matter what ip / acc / safari or PC he had

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proxygo said:

maybe some kind of shadow ban, ip issue ?

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TiagoS said:

What country is the subreddit from? English speaking? What country are you from? Because if it’s a mainly US subreddit and you try to signup from India for example, it’s already a redflag. Especially if they been having problems with people from a specific country.
Also, if you really spent money buying a new pc, it’s better for you to purchase a anti detect software like Gologin or Multilogin , and use a US 5G proxy, like from mobilehop.

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noellarkin said:

The tab you open up in your browser to see HTTP requests. CTRL+SHIFT+I on firefox.

you'll see an HTTP POST request that looks something like this (I've anonymized it):

JSON:

                "107": {
                    "rec": {
                        "2": {
                            "str": "web"
                        }
                    }
                },
                "108": {
                    "rec": {
                        "4": {
                            "str": "OS NAME"
                        },
                        "5": {
                            "str": "OS VERSION"
                        },
                        "6": {
                            "str": "BROWSER NAME"
                        },
                        "7": {
                            "str": "BROWSER VERSION"
                        },
                        "12": {
                            "str": "en-US"
                        },
                        "13": {
                            "str": "en-US,en;q=0.5"
                        }
                    }
                },
                "112": {
                    "rec": {
                        "1": {
                            "str": "t2_c9jffs5fpaz"
                        },
                        "3": {
                            "tf": 1
                        }
                    }
                },
                "115": {
                    "rec": {
                        "1": {
                            "str": "gkecqlfdssaq234fpaqpdmaq"
                        }
                    }
                },
                "116": {
                    "rec": {
                        "1": {
                            "str": "chat"
                        }
                    }
                },
                "119": {
                    "rec": {}
                },
                "129": {
                    "rec": {
                        "1": {
                            "i64": 61389
                        },
                        "2": {
                            "str": "web_chat_new_sync"
                        },
                        "4": {
                            "str": "enabled"
                        },
                        "8": {
                            "str": "24"
                        },
                        "10": {
                            "tf": 0
                        }
                    }
                },
                "500": {
                    "rec": {
                        "1": {
                            "str": "COUNTRY - 2ALPHA CODE"
                        },
                        "2": {
                            "str": "STATE - 2ALPHA"
                        },
                        "3": {
                            "str": "AREA NAME"
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        ]
    }

This isn't all, of course, there're other requests sending packets to datadome that I haven't examined properly, but you get the idea.
My advice would be to start learning about HTTP packets, it's a good way to start figuring out what may constitute the confidence score a website gives a user. You can always use ChatGPT to help you understand JSON strings. Just paste the HTTP body into ChatGPT and ask it to parse it and explain it to you.
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YTP said:

I've been a couple of times. Cleared cookies and created new accounts and haven't been banned so far. Waited a week before posting anything though.

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420ihatereddit666 said:

I'm banned again. Some of you know me from my previous post https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-evade-reddit-subreddit-ban.1483092/
In short, they ban me from a specific subreddit and whatever I do I can't evade that ban. They detect me somehow. They use a bot program callaed "ban evading tool" basically a bot that detects people whho attempto to evade ban.

After all my attemps have been failed, I decided to do it right. I considered every possibility. Every single detail they can detect me. So I bought a new laptop, bought a completely new internet provider with a whole different IP address and I even changed the timezone of my laptop. They couldn't even see my IP address since safari automatically blocks it. I deleted official reddit app long before that. And I logged out from all of my banned accounts way long before that. So I was a completely new person on internet.

The result? I'm banned again from that subreddit. I didn't even spam on that subreddit. I was acting completely normal.
I'm about to go crazy. There is no way they detected me. How is that possible?
There is also no way they detect my writing style because there are millions of users in that subreddit. That's impossible. A bot flags me as suspicious and mods auto ban me.

For those that aren't aware of that "tool", it was introduced 7-8 months ago and only specific subreddits have it (maybe 50-60 subreddits). It's not site-wide yet but I believe it'll be open to use for all subreddits soon. So be carefull.

I think I'm about to give up at this point.

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420ihatereddit666 said:

That's true. Countries are different but I see a lot of people from my country on that sub as well and they aren't banned even tho some of them started recently.

I guess an anti-detect browser is different than tor because I used tor multiple times and got suspended site-wide. But I have a suspect that that tool automatically flags you if it udnerstands you use an anti detect browser. Do you think that's possible? Maybe I should just use a proxy on a new normal browser?

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TheSplinter said:

They know you're using Tor and don't like it. Best to avoid it. They also know if you're using a VPN.

Create virtual machines with a mobile proxy.

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