I should use proxy or not?

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Hi, I have a question. For several years I have used 3 accounts to add posts to groups. I used the "pilotposter" program and later "safeposter" unfortunately a month ago these programs died and after trying to add accounts to them again I received account verifications. I was able to recover my accounts.

I am going to use "facebook automation" 6.9 now - do you have any opinions on this software?

Returning to the subject, after this time there were such problems that I can send less messages to strangers. Earlier I started stoepr for 11 minutes and I was able to send invitations to people who liked my post and write a message to them. Now it is max 5-8 minutes and after that he gets a blockade to write to everyone (previously was the captcha).

I have never used a proxy before, I started recently and it seems to me that Facebook treats (maybe) my accounts with more suspicion. If I get a lock on writing on one account, will it activate on one ip on the other? Should I use a proxy or maybe a home ip?
 
Use it if you need to.
But in all cases it is better not to.
Thanks
 
I recommend that you should use the proxy, but now the proxy is just one factor for FB and IG.
They added quite a few parameters to identify you.

What does "one factor" mean?

So it seems that it is better not to use a proxy for autoposter and using fb? However, to set up accounts anyway?
 
How many facebook accounts does an average person have?
If you don’t behave badly on one of the accounts, then you can use your home IP if your actions violate the policy
If you use a proxy, then maybe this will reduce the risk, but Facebook can also identify you by the configuration of your PC and browser fingerprints, canvas, audio and more
It’s better to use proxies and special browsers
 
Have three different settings, for example
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Kanarek chrom / chrom

Will reduce the risk?
 
Yes it will reduce the risk
I would recommend creating virtual machines, for each machine 1 Facebook account and 1 proxy.
Then everything should be alright
Or instead of using all this, specialized browsers will need to create virtual machines
 
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