Please help
- Thread starter lmfaoo
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- Oct 30, 2020
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Adspowered isn't as 'full proof' for most as one might think.
People will come on here telling you how great it is for them so I digress but I suggest you check all the bans happening recently. It will increase within the next 6 months, I promise.
People will come on here telling you how great it is for them so I digress but I suggest you check all the bans happening recently. It will increase within the next 6 months, I promise.
TomoLloyd
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TomoLloyd
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It seems the original poster doesn't even have a basic understanding of the processes involved. For now, this “to-do list” is enough for him.
Webshare what else would you recommend
Can you kindly elaborate
ElyDiosa
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If you're using AdsPower and Webshare to access Reddit accounts and are experiencing comment blocks, consider starting in less restrictive subreddits like r/AskReddit, r/NoStupidQuestions, r/WholesomeMemes, r/TodayILearned, and r/interestingasfuck. To improve your experience and reduce the risk of blocks, you can use tools like Hootsuite or Buffer to schedule your posts and comments, and Reddit Enhancement Suite to manage your interactions more efficiently.
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At the risk of sounding like a broken record; Adspower is completely undetectable but only when configured without a single outlier or misconfiguration. Anyone who tells you otherwise has absolutely no idea what they're talking about. They fundamentally have not grasped what the software is, how it works, and how the technology operates to ensure it's indistinguishable. It is, literally, impossible to detect. Reddit never will be able too, not now, not in 2050. It's not up for debate, opinion, or discussion. it's a fact.
Whilst that's as true as night following day, it's also true that 95% of people who use it don't configure it properly. Most don't even take time to change anything. They think it's Plug & Play, and that couldn't be further from the truth.
A bad workman blames his tools’ is the age-old adage, and it applies here.
Whilst that's as true as night following day, it's also true that 95% of people who use it don't configure it properly. Most don't even take time to change anything. They think it's Plug & Play, and that couldn't be further from the truth.
A bad workman blames his tools’ is the age-old adage, and it applies here.
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Oh, never use those proxies; only use residential of 4G
Lawrence Ricardo
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Makes sense now. Sounds like Reddit is detecting low account trust/fingerprint issues before even evaluating the comment itself. I’ll test better residential/4G proxies and slower warm-up. Thanks everyone.