Is there anyone here who posts in Facebook groups and has noticed that their posts, after a few minutes or hours, go back to pending admin approval? Have you managed to solve that issue somehow? Could it be triggered by the fact that the account is using a proxy, or is the problem something else?
pending admin approval - fb groups
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Peter Luna Agency
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- Feb 4, 2025
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It's because of the group settings, man.
- Nov 22, 2023
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fb’s system may reflag posts for review when it detects suspicious activity, especially if the account uses inconsistent proxies or devices. you should maintain stable login environments and post naturally to avoid triggering automated moderation.
Hey “man”, I don’t know why you’re acting smart when you’re not. I’m talking about groups where automatic post approval is enabled in the settings. The post gets published, then after half an hour it goes back to pending -so it’s not about the group settings.
I’m aware of this, and I use different private residential proxies for each account and run them through Multilogin, but the problem still occurs.
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Facebook been slow with group approvals lately Sometimes it takes hours or even days depending on group activity
This forum has turned into complete garbage. I don’t understand why people feel the need to comment when they have absolutely no clue about the topic, even though I clearly asked that only those who actually know what it’s about should comment. I get that you’re trying to earn some points with every reply, but do you really have nothing better to do?
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That’s right, it’s Facebook’s new auto moderation mechanism. If the system detects “unnatural” behavior — like posting the same content in multiple groups or using a strange proxy/IP — the post will be automatically put back on hold.
Alex drimar
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Build trust within each group: get genuine likes/comments 3-5 days before posting.
Reduce posting patterns: change captions, delay posting times, limit direct links.
Reduce posting patterns: change captions, delay posting times, limit direct links.
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In most cases, the problem isn't with the proxy server itself, but rather with trust signals or behavior related to moderation rules at the account or group level. If a post is pushed to a pending status after some interaction, it usually means Facebook or the group's automated moderation system flagged the content pattern, not the IP address.
gingerbey
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There are some groups that frequently fall into the re-scanning category, the main reason being that their IP address is quite high. The initial identification system might let you through, but when the IP address is re-scanned and found on the blacklist, it can still bring you back for re-screening.