Important tricks to avoid getting banned on reddit due to recent mass bans

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Dear friends, below I have described the main tricks that allow me to protect myself from new bans on reddit due to the current updates on the site.

1. Before logging into Reddit, there are a few preparatory steps to take. First, add cookies to your browser to protect against detection (if cookies have been included). After that, it is recommended that you browse 7 to 10 different websites for 10 minutes. These steps will help create a more natural digital footprint before logging into Reddit.​

2. Use only new content that has never been used on other accounts.​

3. Do not add a link to your profile and under your posts for the first 48 hours (while you are warming up your account).​

4. I advise you not to post to large subreddits in the first days after purchase. Build a posting history on small, low-moderation subreddits.​

5. Do not make many posts in the first 48 hours; during the warm-up period it will be enough to make no more than 5 posts.​

If you have any questions, post them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them. Also, share your secrets on how to avoid bans
 
The accounts quality and how it's it's made also play a big role
 
Dear friends, below I have described the main tricks that allow me to protect myself from new bans on reddit due to the current updates on the site.

1. Before logging into Reddit, there are a few preparatory steps to take. First, add cookies to your browser to protect against detection (if cookies have been included). After that, it is recommended that you browse 7 to 10 different websites for 10 minutes. These steps will help create a more natural digital footprint before logging into Reddit.​

2. Use only new content that has never been used on other accounts.​

3. Do not add a link to your profile and under your posts for the first 48 hours (while you are warming up your account).​

4. I advise you not to post to large subreddits in the first days after purchase. Build a posting history on small, low-moderation subreddits.​

5. Do not make many posts in the first 48 hours; during the warm-up period it will be enough to make no more than 5 posts.​

If you have any questions, post them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them. Also, share your secrets on how to avoid bans
Reddit cannot read external cookies, so browsing from outside is pointless. The warming-up procedures haven't changed. Once again, they’ve tightened restrictions on proxie
 
What is this tho? I try so much and always get banned doing nsfw
Are these accounts purchased or did you create them yourself? Are you using anonymous browsers? Did you configure them correctly? So, the problem must be with the proxies
 
Are these accounts purchased or did you create them yourself? Are you using anonymous browsers? Did you configure them correctly? So, the problem must be with the proxies
I’ve tried both but mainly creating my own

I use dolphin anty and gridpanel 4g proxies
 
I’ve tried both but mainly creating my own

I use dolphin anty and gridpanel 4g proxies
I work with purchased accounts. If you have a SIM card that changes IP when the phone is turned off and on, try using it as a router
 
I work with purchased accounts. If you have a SIM card that changes IP when the phone is turned off and on, try using it as a router
Can you list what you do as a warm-up?

I don’t use it from my phone but a website, I can rotate the ip whenever
 
There is no warm-up system; they can tell you whatever they want. The problem lies either with the proxies or the browsers.
 

Main Tricks to Avoid Reddit Bans (Updated for Current Site Changes):​

  1. Follow Subreddit Rules
    Each subreddit has unique rules. Before posting or commenting, take a moment to review the guidelines, even if you’re familiar with the community. Mods are stricter now, and one small mistake can lead to bans.
  2. Avoid Excessive Self-Promotion
    Reddit values community contributions over self-promotion. Stick to the 9:1 rule—make sure for every self-promo post, you’ve contributed 9 non-promotional ones. This applies especially if you’re sharing your own content.
  3. Use Multiple Accounts for Different Niches
    To keep a good standing, consider using separate accounts for different subreddits. This helps avoid shadowbans across your main account, especially if you’re active in controversial or more heavily moderated subs.
  4. Engage More Than You Post
    Reddit’s algorithm and mods look at your activity. By engaging with comments, upvoting others' posts, and contributing in meaningful ways, you’ll appear as a genuine user rather than someone focused on promotion or agenda pushing.
  5. Be Aware of Automod Filters
    Automods are in place to catch spam, offensive language, and specific keywords. Learn what triggers these filters in your chosen subreddits, and adjust your posts accordingly. Avoid flagged words or phrases.
  6. Post Timing Matters
    Posting at the right time in active subreddits can minimize negative attention from mods and users. Try posting during off-peak hours when moderation might be less strict, but there are still enough users online to engage with your content.
  7. Stay Neutral on Controversial Topics
    Reddit’s current climate leans heavily on cracking down on inflammatory or polarizing content. If you must participate in discussions on sensitive issues, do so with a neutral, respectful tone to avoid getting flagged or reported.
  8. Check the Health of Your Account
    Reddit has tools like Suspension Warnings and karma breakdowns. Regularly check your account health in settings to spot any signs of impending issues. If you notice a warning, reduce risky activities immediately.
  9. Use Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES)
    The RES browser extension can help you navigate Reddit better. You can track your posts, comments, and see deleted ones. It’s a great tool to stay within the rules and avoid bans.
  10. Report Instead of Retaliating
    If another user targets you or leaves offensive comments, report them rather than retaliating. Engaging in heated back-and-forths can lead to both parties getting banned.
 

Main Tricks to Avoid Reddit Bans (Updated for Current Site Changes):​

  1. Follow Subreddit Rules
    Each subreddit has unique rules. Before posting or commenting, take a moment to review the guidelines, even if you’re familiar with the community. Mods are stricter now, and one small mistake can lead to bans.
  2. Avoid Excessive Self-Promotion
    Reddit values community contributions over self-promotion. Stick to the 9:1 rule—make sure for every self-promo post, you’ve contributed 9 non-promotional ones. This applies especially if you’re sharing your own content.
  3. Use Multiple Accounts for Different Niches
    To keep a good standing, consider using separate accounts for different subreddits. This helps avoid shadowbans across your main account, especially if you’re active in controversial or more heavily moderated subs.
  4. Engage More Than You Post
    Reddit’s algorithm and mods look at your activity. By engaging with comments, upvoting others' posts, and contributing in meaningful ways, you’ll appear as a genuine user rather than someone focused on promotion or agenda pushing.
  5. Be Aware of Automod Filters
    Automods are in place to catch spam, offensive language, and specific keywords. Learn what triggers these filters in your chosen subreddits, and adjust your posts accordingly. Avoid flagged words or phrases.
  6. Post Timing Matters
    Posting at the right time in active subreddits can minimize negative attention from mods and users. Try posting during off-peak hours when moderation might be less strict, but there are still enough users online to engage with your content.
  7. Stay Neutral on Controversial Topics
    Reddit’s current climate leans heavily on cracking down on inflammatory or polarizing content. If you must participate in discussions on sensitive issues, do so with a neutral, respectful tone to avoid getting flagged or reported.
  8. Check the Health of Your Account
    Reddit has tools like Suspension Warnings and karma breakdowns. Regularly check your account health in settings to spot any signs of impending issues. If you notice a warning, reduce risky activities immediately.
  9. Use Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES)
    The RES browser extension can help you navigate Reddit better. You can track your posts, comments, and see deleted ones. It’s a great tool to stay within the rules and avoid bans.
  10. Report Instead of Retaliating
    If another user targets you or leaves offensive comments, report them rather than retaliating. Engaging in heated back-and-forths can lead to both parties getting banned.
Sorry, but I’m tired of all this nonsense
 
I personally would say visiting other website is totally no sense

what you have to do if you buy a new account is login into the new account and do nothing for 2 or 4 days

login again - if the account is suspende because of suspiciuos activity if you have access to the email reset the password and you should be good to go

if not assume you lost the account and buy only accounts with email access


if you changed the password do nothing for 1 more day then login make one post in a trusted subreddit and do nothing again

build quality of the account after 10 days you can spam whatever you want

note if the account is new without any history at all most likely would be banned as is a botted account


buy high karma accounts, are safer
 
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