micleclark
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If i change ip everyday, such as each day new country, does instagram block me. NB: my browser would be the same and also my instagram login in the same browser. Have any issue?
If i change IP Everyday, does instagram block me?
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umerjutt00
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Also need to clear all cookies, cache and other stuff.
Also take a look here:
https://pixelprivacy.com/resources/browser-fingerprinting/
Also take a look here:
https://pixelprivacy.com/resources/browser-fingerprinting/
micleclark
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Thank you
Dung Nguyen
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They cant block you like that cause most country and phone ip are dynamic
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If that was the case there would be no travel influencers on instagram. Their IP changes almost daily.
Digital Finger
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I wouldn't suggest deleting your cookies.
Since that might trigger a login from a new device which looks suspicious.
What you want Instagram to think is that you've logged into your account using the same device but the device has moved location.
I hope this helps.
Since that might trigger a login from a new device which looks suspicious.
What you want Instagram to think is that you've logged into your account using the same device but the device has moved location.
I hope this helps.
If your Instagram account was blocked, you’ll see a message telling you when you try to log in. Accounts that don't follow our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use may be blocked without warning. We suggest that you review the Community Guidelines carefully along with the posts on all accounts you've created.
If you think your account was blocked by mistake, you may be able to appeal the decision by opening the app, entering your username and password and following the on-screen instructions.
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They don’t change device, in most cases use the same phone number (on roaming), and most likely do not switch from phone to comp, at least to post pictures.
What I’m trying to say is that travelers still don’t look (or act) for instagram as someone who is doing botting on Instagram
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That is exactly what I meant. Changing IP doesn't make a difference as Instagram recognizes your cookies and device. If you're wiping the instagram data, then change of IPs will cause problems.They don’t change device, in most cases use the same phone number (on roaming), and most likely do not switch from phone to comp, at least to post pictures.
What I’m trying to say is that travelers still don’t look (or act) for instagram as someone who is doing botting on Instagram
Micle Cole
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In some cases, all you need to do is give some rest to your account. Try login after some time such as 24 hours. This helps restore your account. Instagram, too knows the pain of a disabled account user.
Try this as a last resort, unfortunately you would have to clean all your previous Instagram data and uninstall the app. Install the app after sometime and see if it helps.
I hope this helps you sail through the barrier at Instagram. Just make sure you try to perform actions in moderation. Bulk actions, too many follow/unfollow in a single stance can land you in trouble.