IG accs keep getting blocked for not following Community Guidelines

[Hoever]

The last acc that I created was over half a year ago. But now, whenever I create a new acc, the acc gets blocked within 30 mins for not following their Community Guidelines. I tried this on Antidetect Browsers (AdsPower and Indigo) as well as on the phone (with creating a new profile). In the first scenario I used a fresh Gmail acc with clean res. proxies and in the 2nd I also used a fresh Gmail acc but with the mobile internet (which changes each time when going to airplane mode).

So, is there anything new with their system that all freshly created accs get blocked eventually? If not, what am I doing wrong? I'm looking for help (no, I'm not interested in buying accs)

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

Yes, Instagram has tightened its filters recently, especially on freshly created accounts.

Even with residential proxies or mobile connections, if your device fingerprint, action speed, or network behavior looks suspicious, you can get blocked quickly.

Nowadays, many use dedicated mobile proxies (real 4G exits) and setups that mimic natural human usage to avoid instant bans. Also, spacing out early actions and simulating organic activity has become crucial.

 

[jidata]

IG also looks at fingerprint patterns after acc creation, things like instant profile edits and links in bio can trigger bans. Let the account sit for a day, avoid adding links or doing actions too fast, and use the app normally (watch stories, browse reels) for a few days.

 

[Hoever]

IG also looks at fingerprint patterns after acc creation, things like instant profile edits and links in bio can trigger bans. Let the account sit for a day, avoid adding links or doing actions too fast, and use the app normally (watch stories, browse reels) for a few days.

I literally just followed one recommended acc (it asks you to follow some when creating a new acc) and after half an hour I got banned

 

[Hoever]

Yes, Instagram has tightened its filters recently, especially on freshly created accounts.

Even with residential proxies or mobile connections, if your device fingerprint, action speed, or network behavior looks suspicious, you can get blocked quickly.

Nowadays, many use dedicated mobile proxies (real 4G exits) and setups that mimic natural human usage to avoid instant bans. Also, spacing out early actions and simulating organic activity has become crucial.

I used real 5G

 

[blackdaddy]

Many social media sites including IG are constantly evolving their algorithms to combat fake accounts and spam so what worked six months ago might not be effective now. Beyond just fresh Gmail accounts and proxies their system could be looking at a wide array of data points. Consider things like your browsing behavior typing patterns or even how you interact with the interface. They might be detecting something specific about your setup or the way you're creating and using these accounts that flags them as suspicious. It's a bit of a cat-and-mouse game but keep experimenting with different strategies and maybe review their Community Guidelines closely to see if anything stands out.

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

I used real 5G

Even if you're using real 5G, what really matters to avoid Instagram bans is how the traffic looks on their end. If your device fingerprint isn’t consistent, your early actions are too fast or repetitive, or your IP has any flagged history, you’ll get blocked no matter how fast or real the connection is.

That’s why dedicated mobile proxies (4G or 5G) with clean rotation and simulated human behavior are still the most reliable option. The key is combining a fresh IP with natural, organic activity

 

[FindYourHost]

The last acc that I created was over half a year ago. But now, whenever I create a new acc, the acc gets blocked within 30 mins for not following their Community Guidelines. I tried this on Antidetect Browsers (AdsPower and Indigo) as well as on the phone (with creating a new profile). In the first scenario I used a fresh Gmail acc with clean res. proxies and in the 2nd I also used a fresh Gmail acc but with the mobile internet (which changes each time when going to airplane mode).

So, is there anything new with their system that all freshly created accs get blocked eventually? If not, what am I doing wrong? I'm looking for help (no, I'm not interested in buying accs)

You're not alone, IG has been way more aggressive lately with how it flags new accounts.

Even if you use clean IPs or fresh Gmails, their system now picks up on small behavior patterns right after creation.

What seems to trigger blocks fast: touching bios or links too early, skipping warmup, or acting too “mechanical” during the first hour.

Try leaving the account untouched for 24h, then mimic human use: watch reels, scroll stories, no edits. And avoid using the same SIM/browser/fingerprint stack across accounts, even minor overlap can raise red flags now.

 

[Nproxyio]

Why was my newly created account locked so quickly. I see you have tried many ways but it still dont work. Is Instagram detecting some new behavior to censor

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

A fingerprint is getting leaked. Make sure you are rotating proxy and clearing device details with an App Cloner.

 

[RedRobin]

A fingerprint is getting leaked. Make sure you are rotating proxy and clearing device details with an App Cloner.

OP instagram accounts are banned for not following the community guidelines so it means he is obeying to Instagram rules