Is this the end?

Yep XD. Your opinion doesn't change mine at all. If you don't look act a bot you won't get fucked. Right? Okay WITH THAT BEING SAID DONT LOOK LIKE A FUCKIN BOT.
Have multiple intervals between all types of operations, take days off on accounts, rotate those days bitches... AND EVEN IF THEY MANAGED TO BLOCK EVERY ACTION DONE THROUGH API and Try and get every account into some type of loop. (which 3 out of my 100+ accounts got, And yes, I did get them out of it with them, by NOT DOING THE SAME SHIT EVERYONE ELSE IS DOING...)

I would still be a successful IG botter if all these bad things keep happening because I know how to "bot organically". Repost while making the images "unique" and using 500+ dynamic hashtags per account for these pictures and targetting just the right audiences.

People make shit SO difficult for themselves, I almost can't understand it. Put your fucking innovation caps on people. This isn't god damn rocket science.
Such a determined... Perhaps, you deserve to win the game...
May the "Spam God" guide you to salvation ;)
 
I have said IG/FB was a dick, they didn't just set a very low action limit. then, no one could spam, they just let us play high, make us waste our time and money, and then get us fucked.
 
I'm still botting on my main account. Yesterday I got a phone verification request. Should I be worried or is this standard practice?
 
i dont think so, all insta needed to do was program a simple "if user follows/likes/comments lots of times, enable strong monitoring of their actions.. if tgat user does lots of those spam actions, it is a spammer for sure". they dont even need AI. i dont understand the AI side of it but that helps too. everything is growing into AI these days, just search youtube

@Daddykins you know nothing and just talk bs in your dreams, everyone already said you are wrong, for example @xWGx who talked to many big bot devs and showed how full of bs you are

i am gonna take a break from botting to see what happens next to people who continue botting. times are changing and we must adapt........ i pray a solution will come!
That is inaccurate in so many ways. Strong monitoring is hard to code and the user could be following many users, theirs really no way to tell
 
I am new to this group, just found out this information as I am about to get myself involved with serious IG marketing. I have a question, please forgive if this has been asked already - pertaining to this topic.

How does this have an effect on a user being involved in engagement groups - generating followers, likes, views, comments on an account? Is that still considered "spamming" or that would be considered purely organic engagement.

Your comments, replies are much appreciated.
 
I don't really think that's the end of it. Honestly, there's always gonna be a way around and I am very determined to discover that.

I am currently exploring adaptations to existing private APIs to get around the verification loop. But of course, none of us knows exactly what kind of suspicious activity is Instagram targeting to issue the loops to. I am hoping to get some support from this community.

My issue right now is that I can no longer replicate the verification loop on any of my accounts (because they are all 'unlocked') and hence can't do any more testing. If you're interested in finding a solution with me, and has accounts that are stuck in the verification loop, drop me a message and perhaps we may just work something out.
 
As of today, it is the end.

Anything else is just wishful thinking without concrete evidence
 
I have been so mad about this situation but actually I'm more than glad now. Spamming helps nobody except yourselves.
 
Bots will just evolve.
Nobody normal can follow 1000 people a day but sure, he can follow 10 people/day. Instead of having 100 accounts, spammers need to have 10 000 accounts. Bot will help to manage this mass.
 
This will weed out the accounts that don't have much COMMUNITY. If your profile has a "connected" fan base then you'll be fine because you're probably already getting organic traffic. However it will make start up accounts struggle to grow.
 
just read this make me scare to open new account is IG
 
Who's going to use a platform that sets limitations? I know I'd stop using or use less of it if I got blocked from doing things the app is pretty much built around.

Did you read Instagram's TOS before signing up? You agreed to it before signing up. So you already knew there's a chance of getting banned. Why complain about the rules you agreed upon?
lol they dont show the tos before sign up they want clicks on their apps that it
 
Lol tbh it seems like they are just tryna scare the botters into not botting. Seems like bs and there's no evidence to back it up
I read halfway through the article, its obvious the person writing it has a problem with people who "spam" on instagram, and is riding instagrams coat tail heavy. All he continually says is "they know everything about you spammers" "theres no way to get around there new anti spam algo" "youve been working for instagram this whole time helping them with there antispam.." etc, etc. and then everyone gets scared. Get a grip. There will always be a way around antispam mechanisms... there always has been. Look at all the antispam things put in place for email spamming.. yes, it may be harder to do it.. but its still being done to this day. If you let an article like this scare you that easily, than maybe this isnt the career for you. Ive been online marketing for over a decade, AOL/AIM put it in alot of antispam crap after years of people spamming them to death, and people continue to spam them to this day. Im actually surprised how many people allowed this article to scare them so easily, especially with it being written by such a pro instagram person.. he sounds like he works for them the way he's kissing their ass. If youre using a public bot to do your campaigns, then yeah.. eventually it will become defunct, maybe try learning to program.. it will help you in the long run, and then.. and only then, you'll realize its completely impossible for them to stop automated tasks on their platform.
 
AI antispam is being tested everywhere, not only in the social networks and search engines. They are doing kind of same thing in emails too. Had a talk with the owner of a moderately big email marketing platform in UK and he informed me about similar stuffs too.

I just hope that these spammers stop spamming.. I mean really. I hate it as an user. I know many people's life depend on these businesses but there must be a better way to earn money than that.. Playing with search engine ranking is something, but botting is just freaking too much..
 
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