Reddit Devastated

There is currently an intensive effort against bot applications, so I recommend that you avoid using bots in your accounts.
 
There is currently an intensive effort against bot applications, so I recommend that you avoid using bots in your accounts.
As I said, I noticed it; I've been working on it for three days, and I’m close, very close...
 
As I said, I noticed it; I've been working on it for three days, and I’m close, very close...
this situation frustrated me, I stopped dealing with it, there is something systemic
 
this situation frustrated me, I stopped dealing with it, there is something systemic
It's been 20 days since the bans started? I wrote the first post, and no one had noticed. Since then, I've been working nonstop, and today, for the first time, I'm getting good results. I've managed to make comments on accounts from three days ago with very few bans... hope it keeps going.
 
It's been 20 days since the bans started? I wrote the first post, and no one had noticed. Since then, I've been working nonstop, and today, for the first time, I'm getting good results. I've managed to make comments on accounts from three days ago with very few bans... hope it keeps going.
this has been affecting me for 5-10 days. my persistent attempts caused my accounts to be restricted, so I stopped trying, I got tired.
 
this has been affecting me for 5-10 days. my persistent attempts caused my accounts to be restricted, so I stopped trying, I got tired.
If they don't lower the filters, it's almost impossible to work.
 
If they don't lower the filters, it's almost impossible to work.
I will wait in ambush until the filters are lowered. let me know if you find a solution. I am curious about the results.
 
Will they lower them? I think so; Reddit is pretty empty.
 
you can't do everything the same in all accounts
reddit is good at catching patterns
you have to mix it up

also you need to go for longer period of warm
 
Yes, for manual accounts it works; it’s a bit harder to find the right setup for the bot
 
Sometimes the reason is very simple. Maybe try to fake random mouse movements to be seen as a human. You can also browse random subreddits, search for them on Google and click subs links from Google to get their referer, etc just thinking out loud of ways to look like more human to Reddit :)
 
Reddit’s really cracking down, especially on bot-level activity. Sounds like you’re doing all the right things, rotating proxies, using antidetect browsers, warming up accounts, but even that’s not enough these days. Reducing activity and closing the browser after each action seems tedious but might be the only way to fly under the radar for now. This platform’s becoming a nightmare for automation
 
I can’t even warm accounts on manually made accounts for ofm
 
I've been at it for 20 days now, and nearly all my bought and created accounts have been drastically reduced. Out of around 5,000 accounts, maybe 1,000 are left, and even those are flagged. I've been working nonstop for 20 days trying to find a solution. It's easy for those working manually, but for me, at the bot level, it's still impossible

I can tell you what I’ve understood:
Manually, same procedure as before, rotating proxies and browser with fingerprint (I use Dolphin and Incogniton).

If before you could post 10 comments, now only do 1, with some good warm-up action before posting it. Don't leave the browser on Reddit, close it and reopen it each time

Stupidity? Yes, easily, but they are the ones that allow me to work. Some have talked about Google score, it made sense, but I tried it and it has nothing to do with it, at least for me. I've seen accounts with a score of 0.9 get banned and others with 0.3 continue commenting.
Good luck with your work.
It seems that what I wrote at the beginning works with bots too
 
Create an account with gmail using mobile proxy, can post or comment (tried at least 3 comments, 1 post on regular subs) without starting, browser quality score 0.1 .

=>> reddit is crazy :))
 
Out of around 5,000 accounts, maybe 1,000 are left
This is the biggest sign right here.

You're using an anti-detect browser with proxy and unique fingerprints and yet your accounts are getting banned. Why? Automations.

Simply stop your automation. Reddit can clearly see you're automating stuff. Also, Reddit was going all berzerk in the last couple of weeks.

When there is a mass banning going on, the best thing you can do is stop your automation, let your accounts rest, and interact only manually if needed.
 
Yes stop automation or try to fake randomness of human browsing to the perfection
 
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