manual Reddit accounts getting banned

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Im using rotating mobile proxies from different countries have different profiles (screen size etc.) for all of my accounts and open the accounts at different times. I have around 10 at a time that I warm up manually. I only post, comment or upvote once per session and each login session is around 5-10 minutes. For 1-2 weeks these accounts work well, I can post and comment and get a lot of karma. On some accounts I post images in niche subs and get 500-1000 upvotes on a post. Then suddenly I open an account and its banned.
Does anyone know what the reason could be?
 
What browser you are using and which extensions are installed?
 
What browser you are using and which extensions are installed?
Chromium via playwright, but the profile makes it look like a mac on safari. Im using a stealth package as well. I tried dolphin and that also banned all of my accounts in one run after some time.
 
Chromium via playwright, but the profile makes it look like a mac on safari. Im using a stealth package as well. I tried dolphin and that also banned all of my accounts in one run after some time.
i dont think you can know the reason it happens to me too and its not like i did anything that will make them ban my account
 
It sounds more like the detection was based on Reddit's internal trust signals rather than the actual timing of the sessions themselves. Account history, subreddit activity, voting habits, and network trustworthiness could be considered, so even seemingly 'clean' setups could get detected.
 
The ban came from reddit's own security setup. This wasn't the case few months ago, now this situation is being reported. Watch your setup carefully because if you used almost similar credentials, they might be unto you and you won't be far from a nuke
 
Im using rotating mobile proxies from different countries have different profiles (screen size etc.) for all of my accounts and open the accounts at different times. I have around 10 at a time that I warm up manually. I only post, comment or upvote once per session and each login session is around 5-10 minutes. For 1-2 weeks these accounts work well, I can post and comment and get a lot of karma. On some accounts I post images in niche subs and get 500-1000 upvotes on a post. Then suddenly I open an account and its banned.
Does anyone know what the reason could be?
This happens because Reddit detects fingerprint pattern discrepancies (canvas/WebGL, timezone mismatch with proxy GEO, or rapid karma spikes) and links your account farm via behavioral AI during automated sweeps.

Even with rotating proxies and manual warmups, unusual activity spikes or IP-to-timezone mismatches will trigger delayed shadowbans or permanent bans.
 
Using multiple accounts and proxies can trigger inauthentic activity signals. Check Reddit’s ban notice and appeal if you believe the accounts were flagged incorrectly.
 
Chromium pretending to be Safari can still leave some weird inconsistencies. Rotating countries probably isn’t helping either, especially if the accounts are meant to stay stable. Before scaling, better test a few accounts first with an antidetect browser, each on a clean proxy and its own fingerprint setup.
 
Worth adding the timing angle. A rotating mobile pool hands you exits that other people also use, so each session inherits a stranger's history. That would explain why it lands suddenly, on one account at a time, rather than sweeping all ten of them at once.
 
same issue here, proxy exit nodes switching too fast is the killer. stick with one ip for at least a week before rotating, and warm the account properly first. reddit's internal scoring catches quick pattern changes faster than people realize
 
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