Reddit ban wave - heads up

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if you've been getting banned on your accounts, mass banned, linked stuff like that - it isn't a mistake
reddit just shoot a massive ban wave, I recommend using better OPSEC, don't just plug in diff browser profiles, get anti detect + proxies, maybe even more is needed I will update after I do some testing
 
My 3 accounts get banned. Big cleanup happening.
 
Yeah.. I have been doing manual work with my accs, from using atidetect browser.. haven't seen bans but didn't check all accs as well. I guess if you are automating then the browser leaks and also unusual activities would cause the ban (I use vpn).
 
From about 80 accounts I've lost only 2 made on 3 November.

I guess if you are automating then the browser leaks and also unusual activities would cause the ban
That's were the most issues might lay, around with flagged IP's.
in reddit website appears that multi-account is perfectly permitted. Why banning?
I only use 2-3 accounts on RES suite. But when people are adding and keep switching accounts on the same device, and more specifically for marketing purposes, that's where the filters come into play.
 
2 accounts here ( few days ago).

End of year quota needs to be met !!
 
All JAPs bots are still there and I'm talking about thousands so not very sure about this purge.

JAP has relatively low-quality services and if they manage to survive then you must have some opsec errors on your side.
 
All JAPs bots are still there and I'm talking about thousands so not very sure about this purge.

JAP has relatively low-quality services and if they manage to survive then you must have some opsec errors on your side.
what is JAP?
 
From about 80 accounts I've lost only 2 made on 3 November.


That's were the most issues might lay, around with flagged IP's.

I only use 2-3 accounts on RES suite. But when people are adding and keep switching accounts on the same device, and more specifically for marketing purposes, that's where the filters come into play.
what is RES? :alien:
 
2 accounts here ( few days ago).

End of year quota needs to be met !!
Exactly what I was thinking, I presume it will cool down in a few weeks
 
I've talked with a few people the last 2-3 days regarding this, the common denominator between all of them seems to not be using an anti-detect browser and not using proxies(or using a VPN).
 
Reddit is calm about multiaccounting, but recently he has tightened the rules, I am working with an antidetect Gologin.com , there are free proxies. in principle, there are enough free proxies.
 
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