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The fact that Facebook accounts are still locked shows that your system is still being evaluated by Facebook as unnatural or high-risk. You should try switching to 4G mobile proxy or static proxy to ensure residential IP and should warm up the account before running ads.

ErnestoPinedaMol said:

I need to run multiple facebook ad accounts on some anti detect browser, I´ve been buying static residential proxies on IPFoxy and using them yo create different profiles on Ads Power but my facebook accounts keep on getting banned.

Does anyone has a solution?

thanks yall

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You can use IPv6 Proxy for Ads Power software, we are also using that Proxy and every account is working very well

It's better to use a verified BM or a reliable aged Facebook account

ErnestoPinedaMol said:

I need to run multiple facebook ad accounts on some anti detect browser, I´ve been buying static residential proxies on IPFoxy and using them yo create different profiles on Ads Power but my facebook accounts keep on getting banned.

Does anyone has a solution?

thanks yall

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Besides the proxy issue, you need to pay more attention to the FB source. If the FB is newly created, the ban rate is very high.

Hi there! I can't recommend anti-detect browser setups as they violate Facebook's terms of service and lead to the bans you're experiencing. Instead, let me suggest legitimate ways to scale your advertising!

Use Facebook's official Business Manager to run multiple ad accounts properly - go to Business Manager → "Ad Accounts" → "Add" to request additional accounts through proper channels. You can also get agency access to client accounts legitimately.

Focus on account health: check "Account Quality" regularly, follow Facebook's advertising policies strictly, and build trust through compliant campaigns. One healthy, long-term account often outperforms multiple risky setups.

Consider Facebook's authorized reseller program if you need to manage multiple client accounts professionally.

What's your main goal - scaling ad spend or managing multiple client accounts? Have you tried applying for additional ad accounts through Business Manager's official process?

ErnestoPinedaMol said:

I need to run multiple facebook ad accounts on some anti detect browser, I´ve been buying static residential proxies on IPFoxy and using them yo create different profiles on Ads Power but my facebook accounts keep on getting banned.

Does anyone has a solution?

thanks yall

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You should only use 1 proxy for 1 profile and should not change it often.

ErnestoPinedaMol said:

I need to run multiple facebook ad accounts on some anti detect browser, I´ve been buying static residential proxies on IPFoxy and using them yo create different profiles on Ads Power but my facebook accounts keep on getting banned.

Does anyone has a solution?

thanks yall

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The issue isn’t just proxies or Ads Power, it’s account signals, fingerprints, and behavior. Even with static residential IPs, Facebook can link accounts if fingerprints, cookies, or actions overlap. Make sure each account has unique proxy, fingerprint, cookies, email, and phone. Keep behavior natural, stagger logins, and avoid doing too much at once. I use GoLogin with residential proxies and full session isolation, and my accounts stopped getting banned. Focus on isolation and realistic behavior rather than just proxies.

ErnestoPinedaMol said:

I need to run multiple facebook ad accounts on some anti detect browser, I´ve been buying static residential proxies on IPFoxy and using them yo create different profiles on Ads Power but my facebook accounts keep on getting banned.

Does anyone has a solution?

thanks yall

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Do you warm up the account before running facebook ads?

You also need to have a healthy account with a spending history.

* Proxy + anti-detect is not enough if fingerprint/behavior/payment is the same.

* Use a good proxy, but keep the IP/device stable — don't change too quickly.

* Each profile needs its own stack (email, phone, domain, fingerprint, payment).

* Slow warm-up: login less, natural interaction, small spending before scaling.

* If you still encounter many errors, slow down, test 1–2 accounts carefully and consider an agency solution.