Profiles being hit with non stop Mobile verifications (3+ a day)

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Was botting on 10 different accounts and then I believe the proxies went bad, I received a few follow action bans and immediately paused the service and didn't let the app (Jarvee) log onto accounts or update data.

I've to wait two weeks of no activity and even had multiple users change their passwords but still the Instagram profiles are being forced logged out and ask for mobile verification 3 times a day and sometimes even everytime the user wants to log in to Instagram.

One of the quirky things about this is when their page is in the waiting to get verified state, everything about their profile disappears.

I am wondering what steps I can take to end this mobile verification loop, what other users have experienced, and if this will continue until Instagram deems things good to go, how long could that be?
 
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All accounts are personal accounts that are old and created by other users years ago, most likely on their own phone.

I have used Social Proxies for the past 6 months on them, Instagram dedicated proxies and just recently they went bad on me.

Some accounts have a link in the bio while others do not, no matter if there is a link or not they are all treated the same with lots of verifications. Some are business profiles and some are personal too.

Really a range of all good accounts none bought. Thanks for getting back so quickly.
 
maglincer said:
Have you tried another proxy provider?
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I have tried high proxies (week and a half ago) and I immediately had a follow ban so since then I have had all the profiles in a pause state. No activity from any device except their own phone.
 
Here's what I would do:

1. Get new proxies that aren't flagged. (If you have a decent budget, get mobile proxies)
2. Create new Instagram accounts in the same niche(s) as your existing Instagram accounts.
3. Use your existing Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) to shoutout your new Instagram accounts.
4. Ditch your old Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) and focus on your new Instagram accounts.

A lot of people state "it's just your proxies" but it probably isn't just your proxies if you're getting daily PV's- it's probably your Instagram accounts themselves.

I personally believe Instagram is cracking down on purchased (hacked/bruteforced) Instagram accounts and giving them a lot of issues, because spammers typically purchase these type of Instagram accounts (I'm assuming you purchased aged Instagram accounts months ago and started growing them).

Your Instagram accounts themselves have most likely been flagged by Instagram as spam-quality.
 
DanielOnYouTube said:
Here's what I would do:

1. Get new proxies that aren't flagged. (If you have a decent budget, get mobile proxies)
2. Create new Instagram accounts in the same niche(s) as your existing Instagram accounts.
3. Use your existing Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) to shoutout your new Instagram accounts.
4. Ditch your old Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) and focus on your new Instagram accounts.

A lot of people state "it's just your proxies" but it probably isn't just your proxies if you're getting daily PV's- it's probably your Instagram accounts themselves.

I personally believe Instagram is cracking down on purchased (hacked/bruteforced) Instagram accounts and giving them a lot of issues, because spammers typically purchase these type of Instagram accounts (I'm assuming you purchased aged Instagram accounts months ago and started growing them).

Your Instagram accounts themselves have most likely been flagged by Instagram as spam-quality.
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Thanks for the elaborate answer, Daniel. That's kind of what I have been thinking and hoping that this is just one of the many waves of Instagram where they crack down. Hopefully its just for a little bit and this isn't a lifelong issue the profiles will face.

To give some more insight (I should clarify this in the beginning), I am growing other peoples profiles that are still in the hands of the original owners, never bought, and usually didnt have botting activity till multiple years into the account history.

Another tidbit of information that is handy here is my Jarvee settings, Likes were flagged (proxy flag not an overactivity flag), the accounts were set to follow 300 - 380 accounts a day after the multi-week warmup. Actions were strung out through the day that matches up with their time zone to keep tings looking natural. I was following and unfollowing on the same day.
 
I have 10 acc old 16 months on home ip no bans no phone
 
most common reasons:too fast ,proxy is shit,your posting a banned photo and not deleting the data,your being mass reported.
 
New Way Pay said:
Thanks for the elaborate answer, Daniel. That's kind of what I have been thinking and hoping that this is just one of the many waves of Instagram where they crack down. Hopefully its just for a little bit and this isn't a lifelong issue the profiles will face.

To give some more insight (I should clarify this in the beginning), I am growing other peoples profiles that are still in the hands of the original owners, never bought, and usually didnt have botting activity till multiple years into the account history.

Another tidbit of information that is handy here is my Jarvee settings, Likes were flagged (proxy flag not an overactivity flag), the accounts were set to follow 300 - 380 accounts a day after the multi-week warmup. Actions were strung out through the day that matches up with their time zone to keep tings looking natural. I was following and unfollowing on the same day.
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Alright, so it seems to me like the best option for you right now would be to get some high-quality proxies. Try getting mobile proxies or residential proxies. They're more expensive than IPV6 datacenter proxies but they seem to have the best chance of not being flagged.
 
From my experience

1.Too many accs per proxy with aggressive setting (especially with ipv6 ,also many ip from same subnet is a bad idea.)
2.IG flagged your accs (using DM, comment in a wrong way or posting with datacenter ip, trying to fix the situation by changing your proxy provider rarely help in this case.)
 
DanielOnYouTube said:
Here's what I would do:

1. Get new proxies that aren't flagged. (If you have a decent budget, get mobile proxies)
2. Create new Instagram accounts in the same niche(s) as your existing Instagram accounts.
3. Use your existing Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) to shoutout your new Instagram accounts.
4. Ditch your old Instagram accounts (that are getting PV's) and focus on your new Instagram accounts.

A lot of people state "it's just your proxies" but it probably isn't just your proxies if you're getting daily PV's- it's probably your Instagram accounts themselves.

I personally believe Instagram is cracking down on purchased (hacked/bruteforced) Instagram accounts and giving them a lot of issues, because spammers typically purchase these type of Instagram accounts (I'm assuming you purchased aged Instagram accounts months ago and started growing them).

Your Instagram accounts themselves have most likely been flagged by Instagram as spam-quality.
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Thanks for the detailed reply Daniel! I am going to go look for some mobile proxies right now - this really helped me out.

Good luck OP.
 
Is there any way they may all have gotten linked up? Like did you have anything that was the same on each account (bio, bio link, pictures, etc). Have you logged into the account from anything other than the proxy = instant PV. Also only use datacenter proxies for F/UF only. Hope any of this helps, don't give up is all I can say.
 
belg said:
Is there any way they may all have gotten linked up? Like did you have anything that was the same on each account (bio, bio link, pictures, etc). Have you logged into the account from anything other than the proxy = instant PV. Also only use datacenter proxies for F/UF only. Hope any of this helps, don't give up is all I can say.
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Some other information that's helpful to know, I have always had the accounts on different proxies through Social Proxies. At the worst 2 profiles could be linked up on the same proxy. For the past 2 months, they have all been on their own proxy.

One thing I am considering is that it could be a proxy problem since its happening to all accounts and they don't share anything in common. Good chance the subnet could have been flagged and things could have gone sour from there. Still doesn't deeply explain the mobile verification problem and what makes it crazier is one of the profiles had a random assortment of pictures removed. From old to brand new photos (niche: portrait photography) along with its email be reverted back to an older email.

Also thanks for the encouragement on not giving up. I have paused some of the lower paying accounts but am keeping up the big money accounts carefully from here. Testing new proxies, if anybody has any recommendations also!
 
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