You're absolutely right — IP leaks are a common and dangerous vulnerability, especially when managing multiple Facebook accounts or running sensitive campaigns.
Not all proxies are safe, you need to replace yourself with a truly safe proxy to survive long term and minimize risks.
The problem of losing FB accounts due to using unreliable Proxies has been warned many times, you should consider the types of proxies used by large businesses.
You’re right, I learned this the hard way. I’ll focus on using better, trusted proxies from now on.
If you have any recommendations, I’d appreciate the help.
That really sucks mate... Sorry to hear that happened to you. Thanks for the heads-up, it's a solid reminder to double-check proxy security. Hopefully, someone here can recommend a good one.
The most important thing is to find a clean and reputable proxy source. Then you need to change all account information and set up an authentication application to ensure safety.
Sounds like classic proxy IP leak. If your accounts were tied to reused or dirty IPs, FB flags the whole batch. Could also be weak browser fingerprints or session reuse. Always use clean mobile/resi with sticky sessions + solid anti-detect setup (ML, AdsPower, etc). Rotate right, separate everything. Once FB links even 2, it's game over
