Instagram Bulk Accs "Linked"

Hello, I am here to ask for help as I don't know what's the source of the problem sooo...

I've been making Instagram accounts which runs perfectly fine by theirselves, like 20-30 accs going perfectly fine, once I plug 50+ accs all at once, they start pretty well doing 10-20 follows and then they get a PV and even the old ones that were running perfectly fine for days gets PV.

Also when I Phone Verify them they get action blocks and I can throw them in poor words.

So I'm figuring out there's something that links them but can't understand what?

Each account is made with a different IP and changing everything like device id and so on

Anyone got any suggestion?

If you're buying the proxies from same vendor.. the IPs maybe of same subnet.. which links them.

But why would 30 accs work perfectly fine, and then after I plug 50 more (days after) even old ones gets PV (all of them at the same time)?

Instagram is more elastic than most platforms, so even if you've done something wrong they may not take action immediately.

To me it sounds like account creation problems, if not then its proxy issue

I believe it'S related to the proxy. Subnet can def link those accounts.

Once you have more accounts on a subnet, there is more requests coming out of the same subnet which may have led to your accounts getting AB's.

biffer123 said:

Instagram is more elastic than most platforms, so even if you've done something wrong they may not take action immediately.

To me it sounds like account creation problems, if not then its proxy issue

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I don't think it's the creation process because those accs can do straight 1000 following in 1 day without warm-up without even getting PVs, problem is when I plug more than n at once. (like 50) Probably I should test different proxy provider for botting, because in creation they're using 4g proxies and they even change subnet as I saved the IP used on reg. and those accs are made on Instagram App.

Maybe putting many accs that were created the same time under the same proxy provider (same subnet) could flag them, thing is that those proxies only works with Instagram and they are gateway proxies so I can't see the original IP. Is there a way to see the IPs of these even without going to myip.com for example?

HydroxZ said:

I don't think it's the creation process because those accs can do straight 1000 following in 1 day without warm-up without even getting PVs, problem is when I plug more than n at once. (like 50) Probably I should test different proxy provider for botting, because in creation they're using 4g proxies and they even change subnet as I saved the IP used on reg. and those accs are made on Instagram App.

Maybe putting many accs that were created the same time under the same proxy provider (same subnet) could flag them, thing is that those proxies only works with Instagram and they are gateway proxies so I can't see the original IP. Is there a way to see the IPs of these even without going to myip.com for example?

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They're on ipv6 or ipv4?

klique said:

They're on ipv6 or ipv4?

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IPV6 proxies, but last time I used IPV4 proxies but thing is that they were all of the same provider, but some had different subnet as they were from different country. Yet I had problems if I'm not wrong. Probably I should put them not all at the same time and not starting them all at the same time

Your running accounts all created the same day/week, and then running them all on the same settings on the same subnet? Likely scraping from the same sources amongst all of them? You need to diversify your accounts, settings, sources more than what you're doing. Their bot detection isn't as simple minded as it was 6 months ago.

You have to start doing testing.. process of elimination. You're really the only one that will be able to solve your problem since you know exactly what you're working with. Since 30+ seems to be the number you're experiencing the issue with, run 50 self created accounts on those proxies with one setting.. 50 bought accounts on thone proxies and see if they all die. If they do, then you know its not the accounts..

Now reverse the procedure with the proxies and look at the results. All a matter of testing and process of elimination until you single out the problem.