My Facebook account got suspended!

did you just create an account and it was disabled immediately, or did you do something else? I think you should try Adspower again, it is quite popular and easy to use, widely used by many people today.
 
when creating a new account, you need to understand the mechanism of Facebook scanning "environmental traces", and then simulating natural users.
 
New accounts dies immediately usually due to unclean IP or duplicate device. If you want to survive, use a residential IP or 4G, change browser and let it live for a few days before doing anything drastic.
 
you need quality proxies and anti-detection browser, like dolphin
 
New accounts need to be familiarized before use. If used immediately, it is easy to be checkpointed and restricted. Let the account operate naturally for a while before running ads to increase reliability and avoid risks.
 
I tried creating a new Facebook account using RDP but it was suspended immediately.
Is there a way to bypass this?
you can combine proxy with antidetect browser (hidemyacc, multilogin, gologin,etc) to create clean working environment for these accounts. You can try their free trial before purchasing
 
Creating a new Facebook account on RDP is prone to getting instantly banned due to IP data center and browser fingerprinting. To avoid this, use a high-quality residential proxy combined with AdsPower, and slowly and naturally grow the account like a real user.
 
New accounts dies immediately usually due to unclean IP or duplicate device. If you want to survive, use a residential IP or 4G, change browser and let it live for a few days before doing anything drastic.
Are residential proxies an affordable option?
 
To better hide your account you can use proxy and anti-detection software to ensure safe account as well as perform content and have good hiding techniques to ensure healthy account and sustainable advertising campaigns
 
A new account needs time to "rest" and get used to it before you use it for activities like running ads or making any changes. If you use it immediately, the account is very susceptible to checkpoints.
 
RDPs often trigger red flags try using aged cookies, clean mobile proxies, and real browser fingerprints for better trust scores.
 
Creating a Facebook account via RDP is often flagged due to IP not matching the real location and strange fingerprint. You should use 4G IP and fingerprint manager like AdsPower. In addition, let the account "sleep" for a few days before operating to increase reliability.
 
Using RDP to create Facebook accounts often triggers auto-suspensions since those IPs are seen as suspicious. Try using a clean browser, real info, and a residential IP instead.
 
Meta assigns scores to accounts (profiles) based on different factors that other users mentioned (IP, browser fingerprint, etc.).

I've been multi-accounting (for advertising purposes) since around 2018-2019-ish. What I've learned is that you need to warm things up really well and you need to have all of your parameters being consistent.

For example, mobile IPs will often show the location of the cellular provider's data center when queried. If you're not intending for Meta to think you're using a mobile device, a residential ISP proxy is better than mobile (in my own experience, for advertising use case only, YMMV).

Here is my stack: Multilogin X (not free, but works flawlessly), SOAX residential proxies (SOAX allows you to filter for ISP, so I use Comcast or Spectrum residential IPs), REAL profiles (acquired by paying a real person for access, not farmed BS accounts).

When multi-accounting, always ask yourself: "How would a real, legitimate user appear in this situation." - Always try to behave as a real user would and you will encounter less bans/checkpoints.
 
I tried creating a new Facebook account using RDP but it was suspended immediately.
Is there a way to bypass this?
Use a residential proxy, clear cookies/cache, use a verified phone number/email, and avoid suspicious behavior. hope it will help you
 
To bypass limit checkpoints when creating a new account, you need to understand Facebook's "environmental traces" scanning mechanism.
 
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