How many accounts on 1 device

p67 · Oct 25, 2024

How many account can I run on one device before getting them all banned?
I currently have 2, one for personal stuff and 1 for business. I’m thinking about adding another account for nsfw posts but would 3 be too risky?

In the Us on a residential ip if that matters.

DerangedWolf · Oct 25, 2024

If your IP and fingerprint is clean then I don't see any harm. I also have 3 accounts logged in on my work laptop that use the same IP

okayvpn · Oct 25, 2024

I used more than 4 devices no problem

jolamo · Oct 25, 2024

If you follow reddit TOS, aren't doing anything close to spam, zero promoting, not making enemies so zero users report you, follow all subreddit rules so zero mods ban you, you can have countless accounts on 1 device with 1 browser & 1 IP.

If you are pushing your luck, doing any link drops, promoting, or saying something that might make users report you or mods ban you, then 1 account per device/ip. Compartmentalize all of your accounts. Reddit is much stricter than other sites at connecting user accounts and mass banning them. Before anyone asks, incognito & VPN are not even close to good enough protection.

TheMarquis · Oct 25, 2024

jolamo said:
If you follow reddit TOS, aren't doing anything close to spam, zero promoting, not making enemies so zero users report you, follow all subreddit rules so zero mods ban you, you can have countless accounts on 1 device with 1 browser & 1 IP.

If you are pushing your luck, doing any link drops, promoting, or saying something that might make users report you or mods ban you, then 1 account per device/ip. Compartmentalize all of your accounts. Reddit is much stricter than other sites at connecting user accounts and mass banning them. Before anyone asks, incognito & VPN are not even close to good enough protection.

This + if you don't upvote/comment on your accounts, you can have countless number of accounts on the same device. It's not against reddiquette.

"You're more than welcome to create multiple accounts as long as you don't use any of your accounts to vote on the same posts (this is considered vote manipulation and is against the rules) or break any of the other rules in Reddit's Content Policy."

p67 · Oct 26, 2024

Thanks, so if I just run them independently I should be fine. No upvoting my other accounts or breaking the ToS

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