Hydrone
Regular Member
- Nov 19, 2015
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Hi!
For one of the services I offer, I require a decent amount of Instagram accounts (currently have 80, increasing by about 5 every couple of days). These accounts don't perform any actions, they are just used to retrieve information from Instagram so they only need to be logged in and sitting there to be working.
Since I started, I would just purchase some aged accounts from one of my suppliers and then log into them on my proxies. If I had reached a checkpoint when logging in I would just do the usual method of deactivating the account for three hours and then logging back in. This would always work for me and I've never had any issues until now.
When I try to log into the accounts after deactivating them now, I'm starting to hit checkpoints as well, which has never happened to me after deactivating them. One issue is that my script can't fill in the login code so the only way for me to get the accounts working is to have them login successfully without any checkpoint.
I've begun trying to make my own accounts on the proxies, however, I fear that may be a little bit problematic and I worry that they may require PVs or EVs (which my aged accounts never did).
If anyone has a working solution to login other than the deactivation method (or has an update to the deactivation method) then I would love to hear it. Also, if anyone has any general suggestions to make my operation run smoother to avoid issues with logins then I'd love to hear those as well.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions/tips!
For one of the services I offer, I require a decent amount of Instagram accounts (currently have 80, increasing by about 5 every couple of days). These accounts don't perform any actions, they are just used to retrieve information from Instagram so they only need to be logged in and sitting there to be working.
Since I started, I would just purchase some aged accounts from one of my suppliers and then log into them on my proxies. If I had reached a checkpoint when logging in I would just do the usual method of deactivating the account for three hours and then logging back in. This would always work for me and I've never had any issues until now.
When I try to log into the accounts after deactivating them now, I'm starting to hit checkpoints as well, which has never happened to me after deactivating them. One issue is that my script can't fill in the login code so the only way for me to get the accounts working is to have them login successfully without any checkpoint.
I've begun trying to make my own accounts on the proxies, however, I fear that may be a little bit problematic and I worry that they may require PVs or EVs (which my aged accounts never did).
If anyone has a working solution to login other than the deactivation method (or has an update to the deactivation method) then I would love to hear it. Also, if anyone has any general suggestions to make my operation run smoother to avoid issues with logins then I'd love to hear those as well.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions/tips!
