Instagram Posts Disappearing

Hey guys so I recently started using Jarvee to automate some Instagram accounts. I have not had a single issue in terms of performing actions such as auto-follow/unfullow. I recently started to schedule some posts though and the first few have been fine, but this last one I just posted has disappeared. I thought it was just a glitch or something so I posted it again and then 6-8 hours later, it disappears again. Why is Instagram deleting my posts? Does it have something to do with Jarvee? I am so confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

There has been an Instagram update - let Jarvee update - and lower settings for now. Wait out the storm.

Sometimes Instagram bans different actions when you use a promotional bot. But in such cases it forbids it from the beginning.
I think it's really due to its updates.

vinzzard said:

There has been an Instagram update - let Jarvee update - and lower settings for now. Wait out the storm.

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How do you think I should adjust the settings? I'm am currently at 130 Follows and 70 Unfollows a day.

Prensty said:

Sometimes Instagram bans different actions when you use a promotional bot. But in such cases it forbids it from the beginning.
I think it's really due to its updates.

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So is this to say that I will never be able to automate posts through Jarvee or is there a solution to this?

Iron Sheik said:

So is this to say that I will never be able to automate posts through Jarvee or is there a solution to this?

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All you need is to stop the bot for a while until Instagram will forget about it.
And if you can set the limits - you better do that in order to avoid another blocking.

Make your posts unique in photoshop. crop/apply filter/mirrow. Should work

All my posts are original and I own the exclusive rights of the content I am posting. I heard that it may have something to do with the quality of the proxies that I am using. Currently I am using SSl Private Proxies.

Iron Sheik said:

All my posts are original and I own the exclusive rights of the content I am posting. I heard that it may have something to do with the quality of the proxies that I am using. Currently I am using SSl Private Proxies.

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Do you have a phone number on these accounts?

Iron Sheik said:

So is this to say that I will never be able to automate posts through Jarvee or is there a solution to this?

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I got the same issue with 2 of my accounts and could post again with Jarvee. I have never used the repost tool directly, just sending the repost to the Campaigns drafts, and then posting by publishing them. I never had issue for months except for these 2 accounts.

The difference with these accounts is that they were on a new proxy (highproxies), new location and then one had no phone number. One account got phone request right after I posted, and deleted my post, account disappeared when looking from other IG (accounts are hidden when you PVA) then, after PVA, the post came back. Since then I posted again and it works fine.

I then added a phone number to the other account without changing the proxy, and I can post also. IG would delete all posts on this account. I'm reposting content and it works fine with my other accounts, so it has nothing to do with that. I'm still not sure the why, but it seems proxy or phone missing in my case. Adding a phone and verify fixed it in my case.

Nessuno said:

I got the same issue with 2 of my accounts and could post again with Jarvee. I have never used the repost tool directly, just sending the repost to the Campaigns drafts, and then posting by publishing them. I never had issue for months except for these 2 accounts.

The difference with these accounts is that they were on a new proxy (highproxies), new location and then one had no phone number. One account got phone request right after I posted, and deleted my post, account disappeared when looking from other IG (accounts are hidden when you PVA) then, after PVA, the post came back. Since then I posted again and it works fine.

I then added a phone number to the other account without changing the proxy, and I can post also. IG would delete all posts on this account. I'm reposting content and it works fine with my other accounts, so it has nothing to do with that. I'm still not sure the why, but it seems proxy or phone missing in my case. Adding a phone and verify fixed it in my case.

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Hey Nessuno,
You seem to know exactly what I am talking about. I am not using the repost tool, all of my content is original and I have them under drafts. As soon as I am satisfied with the captions and photos, I sent them to the post list, where I then post them manually from there. Sometimes a post will be published for less than hour, others more for a day, and then they will disappear. I have only experienced this issue with one account and that account is associated with a phone number. It's just annoying because then I have to contact my client every time for the verification code to log into Instagram and because I don't know if eventually they will block the account if I continue using Jarvee.

So you're saying that the quality of the proxy doesn't matter? I am under the impression that if you use a proxy that has been reported or has been shared with many users, you will get flagged by Instagram's algorithm. By the way, you said you are using a Phone Verification service right? I heard those can also be risky to use because Instagram also flags accounts that use a phone number that has been associated with too many accounts.

Iron Sheik said:

By the way, you said you are using a Phone Verification service right? I heard those can also be risky to use because Instagram also flags accounts that use a phone number that has been associated with too many accounts

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I have real SIM cards that I got for free. From the same countries as my proxy to be safe. Those are indeed risky, but then it depends on each one. If an account has been already with too many accounts, IG will tell you anyway, and you won't be able to add the number. It happened to me before.

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So you're saying that the quality of the proxy doesn't matter? I am under the impression that if you use a proxy that has been reported or has been shared with many users, you will get flagged by Instagram's algorithm.

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No, Quality certainly matters. I just meant that in my case, it's was not the proxy, since I could resume my actions normally after PVA. Maybe, since when changing Location, I got a suspicious login attempt warning and email verify. Maybe my accounts were in some kind of warning phase until it gains back trust from the algorithm.

Iron Sheik said:

You seem to know exactly what I am talking about. I am not using the repost tool, all of my content is original and I have them under drafts. As soon as I am satisfied with the captions and photos, I sent them to the post list, where I then post them manually from there. Sometimes a post will be published for less than hour, others more for a day, and then they will disappear. I have only experienced this issue with one account and that account is associated with a phone number. It's just annoying because then I have to contact my client every time for the verification code to log into Instagram and because I don't know if eventually they will block the account if I continue using Jarvee.

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Yes, I have been doing exactly the same. But my post were deleted after few minutes, even if I got already likes on it. Never after a day or so. so your client is also using it on their phone? the proxy IP is the same country as them? what about phone number?

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I have real SIM cards that I got for free. From the same countries as my proxy to be safe. Those are indeed risky, but then it depends on each one. If an account has been already with too many accounts, IG will tell you anyway, and you won't be able to add the number. It happened to me before.


No, Quality certainly matters. I just meant that in my case, it's was not the proxy, since I could resume my actions normally after PVA. Maybe, since when changing Location, I got a suspicious login attempt warning and email verify. Maybe my accounts were in some kind of warning phase until it gains back trust from the algorithm.


Yes, I have been doing exactly the same. But my post were deleted after few minutes, even if I got already likes on it. Never after a day or so. so your client is also using it on their phone? the proxy IP is the same country as them? what about phone number?

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That is a really interesting idea to use SIM cards with a proxy from the same country. Sounds genius. Haha Can you explain why it is risky? Wouldn't that SIM card number be yours exclusively? Also what do you mean "if an account has been already with too many accounts"? Do you mean if a proxy has been associated with too many accounts?

I always try to have my proxy location as close as possible to my client's business location. So if I have a client who is in San Diego, CA but I only have the option to select Los Angeles, CA as the proxy location I do that. I think it still much better to do that then to have the proxy in San Francisco, CA or even another state. I don't know, that's my logic. Not sure how the algorithm detects those variables.

As of now she is not using it on her phone. So I have two phones, one has a working number and the other doesn't. I just use the other phone more as a device to do last resort, emergency tasks. So my client is in LA and I had to log on to her account because of this recent issue that I am talking about. The post got deleted, I couldn't see her account from my own personal Instagram page, I freaked out and tried to log into her account from my own regular wi-fi network, which is in San Francisco area. They required an authentication code and so when they sent it to her, I asked her what the code was and I typed it in. As soon as I typed it in, all of the content was still there and I was able to look her up from my personal account as well. But the short answer to your question is yes, the proxy IP is in the same city, let alone the same country and yes, the phone number associated with the account is also based in Los Angeles.

I will say this though! I have a phone number has a San Diego area code, but the Proxy IP is in San Jose, CA. So I don't think that the area code matching with the IP address matters at all.

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Haha Can you explain why it is risky? Wouldn't that SIM card number be yours exclusively?

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These were two separate answers I meant the phone verifications services are more risky of course the best is to own the number and yes, the goal is to reproduce as much as possible the actions of a real person.

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Also what do you mean "if an account has been already with too many accounts"? Do you mean if a proxy has been associated with too many accounts?

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I meant that if you add a number to an account and that number already has been used on 4/5 accounts, instagram will show an error when you press save changes. You won't be able to add it and save the changes. Because it will see it has been already added to many accounts, not matter what proxies etc. I had this error, and when using a fresh number I could add a number to an account.

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As of now she is not using it on her phone. So I have two phones, one has a working number and the other doesn't. I just use the other phone more as a device to do last resort, emergency tasks. So my client is in LA and I had to log on to her account because of this recent issue that I am talking about. The post got deleted, I couldn't see her account from my own personal Instagram page, I freaked out and tried to log into her account from my own regular wi-fi network, which is in San Francisco area. They required an authentication code and so when they sent it to her, I asked her what the code was and I typed it in. As soon as I typed it in, all of the content was still there and I was able to look her up from my personal account as well. But the short answer to your question is yes, the proxy IP is in the same city, let alone the same country and yes, the phone number associated with the account is also based in Los Angeles.

I will say this though! I have a phone number has a San Diego area code, but the Proxy IP is in San Jose, CA. So I don't think that the area code matching with the IP address matters at all.

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Could you post again today?