How to manage multiple insta accounts ?!

It’s possible the platform’s algorithm flagged you for running multiple accounts. You can try using an anti-detect browser so each account runs in its own isolated environment with a unique ‘digital fingerprint’—like different IPs, screen resolutions, or device settings. That way, the platform is much less likely to link your accounts together.
 
Hi, so i need help with my instagram pages ... usually it was so easy for me to grow accounts but recently it all just become very weird.
MY SETUP
5 different phones
1 phone has 2 accounts
2 phone has 1 account
3 phone has 3 accounts
4 phone has 3 accounts
5 phone has 1 account

so 10 accounts in total.
I got two insta hub accounts with "the link in bio" lets say @link and @lenk
- 5 accounts have the @link in bio
- the other 5 accounts have @lenk in bio

each phone has a different sim card

now heres the weird thing :
every account says it gets on explore and everything on my account is green but all likes on my post just freeze at a certain number.

one acc never goes bigger then 50 likes, another 150, another 100 and some have thousands of followers but still never make it past 300 likes.

What am i doing wrong here ? Im posting original content and theres other creators who do the EXACT SAME ( many accs with @ in bio rather direct link who repost their own content ) and they get no restriction and grow super fast.

I usually got 1-2k likes and 100-300 followers per post ! so it cant be my content.

Do i need to use proxies? should i get one phone for EACH account ? is my setup bad ? i really need some advice here ...
When you manage many accounts, phones alone usually aren’t the main issue. What helps more is using clean proxies (ideally residential or mobile) so each account has its own connection. Chrome profiles can work at first, but setups that keep accounts truly separate are easier to manage long term. Also, don’t run everything at the same time — spreading actions out makes a big difference.
 
The likely reason is Instagram sees your accounts as linked and limits engagement. You’d get better results if each account runs in an anti-detect browser environment, like FlashID or AdsPower.
 
Try switching to a phone emulator; it has a fixed device address, making it very powerful, but it's usually more expensive.
 
It sounds like you're running into a common issue with Instagram's engagement throttling, hellokittyy. I completely agree with the previous comments about breaking the behavioral cluster and isolating network fingerprints. Have you considered implementing a rotation schedule for your hub links, as suggested, to avoid raising any red flags? Additionally, are you using any kind of content scheduling tool to help stagger your uploads and avoid cross-posting identical content on the same day? I'd love to hear more about your content strategy and how you're planning to adjust your setup to overcome this engagement hurdle.
 
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