How to create a Facebook account in 2025 without getting banned?

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I’ve been working on bulk creating Facebook accounts and had a process that previously worked flawlessly. Using Safari in private mode on my iPhone, I’d switch off Wi-Fi to rely solely on mobile data. Then, after creating a Facebook account (which wouldn’t get flagged), I’d toggle airplane mode to refresh the IP and repeat. I was able to generate over 300 accounts this way without any bans.

However, in the last 48 hours, every new account is being banned almost immediately upon creation or login. I suspect that Facebook may have now flagged or banned the IP range associated with my mobile carrier.

To adapt, I switched to using MORELOGIN combined with a rotating mobile IP from Smartproxy. I’ve also been changing the browser fingerprint for each session and using iOS profiles to simulate device diversity. Despite these precautions, the bans continue almost instantly—leading me to suspect that Smartproxy’s mobile IPs may have a poor reputation or shared history.

If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
 
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Your method was solid, but it sounds like Facebook flagged your mobile IP range or device pattern. Try switching to high-trust 4G mobile proxies like MobileHop or ProxyLTE and pair with clean, aged browser fingerprints for better success.
 
Because your mass account creation action has violated the policy, it is only a matter of time before FB scans and bans your account, it is not surprising.
 
Wow that's a bummer about your Facebook account creation troubles. Sounds like Facebook's really cracked down. Banning accounts instantly after all that work with MORELOGIN and rotating IPs is rough. Maybe Smartproxy's IPs are the problem like you said. I've heard some proxies get abused and Facebook flags them hard. Honestly I don't have a magic solution for creating tons of accounts but maybe try looking into residential proxies instead of mobile. They're usually cleaner IPs. Also are you warming up the accounts at all? Like liking a few pages or posting something before trying to do anything else? That might help make them look more legit to Facebook. Good luck!
 
Bhu882 said:
I’ve been working on bulk creating Facebook accounts and had a process that previously worked flawlessly. Using Safari in private mode on my iPhone, I’d switch off Wi-Fi to rely solely on mobile data. Then, after creating a Facebook account (which wouldn’t get flagged), I’d toggle airplane mode to refresh the IP and repeat. I was able to generate over 300 accounts this way without any bans.

However, in the last 48 hours, every new account is being banned almost immediately upon creation or login. I suspect that Facebook may have now flagged or banned the IP range associated with my mobile carrier.

To adapt, I switched to using MORELOGIN combined with a rotating mobile IP from Smartproxy. I’ve also been changing the browser fingerprint for each session and using iOS profiles to simulate device diversity. Despite these precautions, the bans continue almost instantly—leading me to suspect that Smartproxy’s mobile IPs may have a poor reputation or shared history.

If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
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Prepare a clean environment (anti-detect)
Ingredients Suggested use
Anti-detection browser AdsPower, GoLogin, Incogniton
️ Clean proxy, duplicate country Mobile proxy / Residential proxy
Clean device or emulator LDPlayer (wipe fingerprint), or real device has not logged in any account
Clear cache, cookies if using a normal browser
 
With what you have tried, I think you can try to reset the entire phone format and try to change the phone number and register for a new 4G network
 
The problem could be that the mobile IP from Smartproxy has been flagged by Facebook for overuse. You should try a more reputable mobile IP proxy provider like Airproxy, Proxy LTE or IPBurger. It is also important to limit the number of accounts created during the same time frame and change your user behavior patterns.
 
Bhu882 said:
If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
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What Still Works (2025):
  1. Local 4G Proxies (not shared)—buy physical SIMs from your target geo (e.g., AT&T for US, Globe for PH). Rotate manually.
  2. Residential IPs (like IPRoyal or Live Proxies) + anti-detect browsers (Dolphin, Incognition). Avoid datacenter IPs.
  3. Agency Accounts (like ours)—skip creation entirely. Pre-verified, unlimited replacements, no fingerprint/IP headaches.
If You Insist on Bulk Creation:

  • Use real devices (old iPhones/Androids), 1 account per device.
  • Warm each account for 7+ days (add friends, post, like pages) before ads.
DM if you want IP/proxy recs. Bulk creation is a cat-and-mouse game—agency accounts are the only stable fix now.
 
To do:
- Use high quality proxies
- Use clean devices
- Use a clean browser (Firefox Portable, Chromium or an anti-detect browser, something without cookies from a banned account)

Don't:
- do not use free proxies or datacenter proxies
- do not use VPNs
- do not use a device linked to a previously banned account
- do not use a browser linked to a previously banned account
 
Bhu882 said:
I’ve been working on bulk creating Facebook accounts and had a process that previously worked flawlessly. Using Safari in private mode on my iPhone, I’d switch off Wi-Fi to rely solely on mobile data. Then, after creating a Facebook account (which wouldn’t get flagged), I’d toggle airplane mode to refresh the IP and repeat. I was able to generate over 300 accounts this way without any bans.

However, in the last 48 hours, every new account is being banned almost immediately upon creation or login. I suspect that Facebook may have now flagged or banned the IP range associated with my mobile carrier.

To adapt, I switched to using MORELOGIN combined with a rotating mobile IP from Smartproxy. I’ve also been changing the browser fingerprint for each session and using iOS profiles to simulate device diversity. Despite these precautions, the bans continue almost instantly—leading me to suspect that Smartproxy’s mobile IPs may have a poor reputation or shared history.

If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
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You're definitely not alone, Meta’s been cracking down hard on flagged ASN ranges, especially those recycled or used at scale. Even with MoreLogin and good device spoofing, if the mobile IPs you're using have bad reputation (or are too widely abused), you'll keep getting banned at account creation.
What actually makes a difference is not just using "a mobile IP", but using a real clean ASN with dynamic rotation and no prior spam footprint. Good mobile proxies simulate a real mobile subscriber on a legit carrier, and that makes your whole creation process look like a real user logging in from a personal phone. That’s often the edge that gets you past the
 
Successful account creation in 2025 requires a tight combination of clean technical infrastructure and natural user behavior. Old methods such as mobile IP swapping and device swapping have become less effective as popular IP ranges, especially from large proxy providers, have become heavily flagged. Today, systems not only evaluate IPs but also analyze fingerprints, behavioral similarities, operation speeds, and device history. To increase the survival rate of new accounts, it is necessary to ensure that proxies have clean histories, fingerprints that logically match real devices, and account creation behavior that closely mimics reality – including spending time browsing, searching, and light interactions before taking drastic actions. In addition, personal mobile proxies, or sources with good user controls, should be prioritized, avoiding infrastructure that has been exploited widely. Current stability lies in the ability to make accounts look “natural and reasonable” rather than just technically clean.
 
At the moment, scaling new account creation requires a combination of fine-tuned technical infrastructure and behavioral models that closely resemble real users. Methods that worked well in the past are no longer effective without real-time adaptation. The core of the problem lies not just in IP or fingerprint, but in the entire chain of behaviors: the time of operation, the way information is entered, the frequency of interactions after creation, and the continuity between steps. If the system detects unnaturalness or signs of repetitive automation, the account is likely to be flagged from the start. The key now is to optimize the account creation environment to simulate real behavior with a high degree of diversity and maintain an active lifecycle before exploitation.
 
Bhu882 said:
I’ve been working on bulk creating Facebook accounts and had a process that previously worked flawlessly. Using Safari in private mode on my iPhone, I’d switch off Wi-Fi to rely solely on mobile data. Then, after creating a Facebook account (which wouldn’t get flagged), I’d toggle airplane mode to refresh the IP and repeat. I was able to generate over 300 accounts this way without any bans.

However, in the last 48 hours, every new account is being banned almost immediately upon creation or login. I suspect that Facebook may have now flagged or banned the IP range associated with my mobile carrier.

To adapt, I switched to using MORELOGIN combined with a rotating mobile IP from Smartproxy. I’ve also been changing the browser fingerprint for each session and using iOS profiles to simulate device diversity. Despite these precautions, the bans continue almost instantly—leading me to suspect that Smartproxy’s mobile IPs may have a poor reputation or shared history.

If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
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Facebook’s gotten stricter, but here’s how to still do it:

  1. Use Clean Proxies – Avoid blacklisted IPs. Try residential proxies instead of mobile/data center.
  2. Change Fingerprints – Rotate devices, browsers, and user agents.
  3. Go Slow – Don’t mass-create accounts. Space them out.
  4. Avoid Patterns – Randomize actions (signup times, profiles, etc.).
Old tricks (like airplane mode IP reset) don’t work anymore. Stay low-key, test often, and adapt.
 
Bhu882 said:
I’ve been working on bulk creating Facebook accounts and had a process that previously worked flawlessly. Using Safari in private mode on my iPhone, I’d switch off Wi-Fi to rely solely on mobile data. Then, after creating a Facebook account (which wouldn’t get flagged), I’d toggle airplane mode to refresh the IP and repeat. I was able to generate over 300 accounts this way without any bans.

However, in the last 48 hours, every new account is being banned almost immediately upon creation or login. I suspect that Facebook may have now flagged or banned the IP range associated with my mobile carrier.

To adapt, I switched to using MORELOGIN combined with a rotating mobile IP from Smartproxy. I’ve also been changing the browser fingerprint for each session and using iOS profiles to simulate device diversity. Despite these precautions, the bans continue almost instantly—leading me to suspect that Smartproxy’s mobile IPs may have a poor reputation or shared history.

If anyone has suggestions or proven methods for successfully creating Facebook accounts at scale—or can recommend a reliable mobile IP proxy provider with clean, high-quality IPs—I’d really appreciate your input.
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Have you tried anti-detection software to create an account?
 
You have been scanned for violating Facebook's policy for creating multiple accounts leading to suspicion. If you want to use multiple accounts, please use mobile proxies and anti-detection software to keep your accounts safe.
 
It looks like your account is flagged. Please try switching to a more reliable device or data network to successfully set it up.
 
I been having a similar issue but with xvideo accounts. Do you think that by using this type of approach i might get away ith the creation and management of multiple accounts?
 
using a civilian proxy as well as a browser that is known to be able to create secure accounts if you want to create real accounts then use real devices and information warm up those accounts for a while before working on anything new
 
Your mass account creation has violated the policy so your ID address as well as your network system has been flagged so you need to change your devices and network system from there use anti-detection software to ensure your actions can take place naturally.
 
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