What can we do then to post safely on Jarvee? I have experienced this as wellbecareful when reposting with jarvee since repost function is detected and triggers IG PVA/Acc.Dsb
and sometimes post get counted and when you browse your profile you find nothing posted!
stop saying that bro i have experienced ban due that reposting issue using my home IP on 1 accountThe problem is your proxy, not the bot.
The problem is your proxy, not the bot.
becareful when reposting with jarvee since repost function is detected and triggers IG PVA/Acc.Dsb
and sometimes post get counted and when you browse your profile you find nothing posted!
Being that theres only a small percentage of overall users who aren't able to repost out of the thousands of people using the software, I wouldn't necessarily blame the software and find out what variables are causing the person to not be able to repost. I heard the same claim made by people using gmt2, and once again it's only a small percentage of people who aren't able to.. so it's not the software alone, it would be a combination of using the software with proxies or accounts made on flagged proxies.Like I've been saying, most tools are outdated at this point. What I mean by that is Instagram can now easily detect them so it's just a matter of time before they're useless if changes aren't made here soon.
That's a great explanation. Though it's worth noting that some people have problems with certain proxy providers while others don't. Some people use the same proxies and settings for all of their accounts, yet only some are banned - which means that Instagram isn't banning/finding ALL accounts. So someone could be doing something terribly wrong, yet not be banned for a time, while someone else might be doing (what appears to be) everything right and get be banned sooner than the former.Being that theres only a small percentage of overall users who aren't able to repost out of the thousands of people using the software, I wouldn't necessarily blame the software and find out what variables are causing the person to not be able to repost. I heard the same claim made by people using gmt2, and once again it's only a small percentage of people who aren't able to.. so it's not the software alone, it would be a combination of using the software with proxies or accounts made on flagged proxies.
People need to learn to troubleshoot problems instead of looking for something to blame. If no one was able to repost, then I could see where one might come to the conclusion that it was solely the software, but being as it's a small percentage of the overall users who aren't able to, then that would mean its bigger than the software alone.
I don't use Jarvee, but I do use automation software, and I'm able to post without a problem. When I tried using a different proxy that I normally didn't use, instantly 4 accounts banned, while the other 6 were banned shortly after. Take that how you want, but it's only a matter of troubleshooting and figuring out what isnt right in your setup.
I get your point. The thing is, there are so many variables when it comes to IG. Typically 2 people might be using the same proxy, but accounts from different sources, promoting different things, using different settings.. that's why I always recommend people to do their own testing because you can't go off what other people are doing because there will always be unknown variables as no one is going to share their exact setup. More people rather skip the step of doing testing because it takes time and money, but in the end you net better results. Well worth it ime.That's a great explanation. Though it's worth noting that some people have problems with certain proxy providers while others don't. Some people use the same proxies and settings for all of their accounts, yet only some are banned - which means that Instagram isn't banning/finding ALL accounts. So someone could be doing something terribly wrong, yet not be banned for a time, while someone else might be doing (what appears to be) everything right and get be banned sooner than the former.
That's the main thrust of what I was saying. Sooner or later you will most likely start being banned for using these tools. Certainly there are other factors in play, but knowing how the code works for these tools, they're not doing everything they could be to protect users.
I don't understand why people don't take the 15 minutes extra time to download the pictures on their PC, get them through some hash changers, batch image editers, name randomizers and post them from within a folder itself. Just scrape/download 1k pictures and you are done for months to come depending on the number of times you post.
IG is making it harder and harder to bot, you cannot be lazy anymore and go for the easiest solutions.
Also, when you think about it, if you did the above you don't have to spend time on buying/profiling new accounts/proxies etc.
Everyone wants the easy way out unfortunately. But with anything in life, you get what you put in.. if you work hard, you're usually rewarded for your efforts. If you try and go for shortcuts and look for hand outs as opposed to troubleshooting and testing then you're going to get shitty results.I don't understand why people don't take the 15 minutes extra time to download the pictures on their PC, get them through some hash changers, batch image editers, name randomizers and post them from within a folder itself. Just scrape/download 1k pictures and you are done for months to come depending on the number of times you post.
IG is making it harder and harder to bot, you cannot be lazy anymore and go for the easiest solutions.
Also, when you think about it, if you did the above you don't have to spend time on buying/profiling new accounts/proxies etc.