Wait a minute........so now you are admitting to being a Facebook spammer. However when suggested in the other thread, you threw your toys out your pram? Do you even know what you are saying one thing to the next, or need I quite all your other posts to prove you quite obviously don't?
Suspicious Activity security checks
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Wait a minute........so now you are admitting to being a Facebook spammer. However when suggested in the other thread, you threw your toys out your pram? Do you even know what you are saying one thing to the next, or need I quite all your other posts to prove you quite obviously don't?
RogellParadox
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- Jun 9, 2017
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how can I do that if my IP is dynamic?
Fackbookerer
Newbie
- Jun 30, 2017
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Tell them you would never provide your phone number
Jaerek
Newbie
- Jul 4, 2017
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Did anyone try disabling WebRTC, changing their MAC address AND using a VPN/proxy?
Disabling WebRTC alone was enough for FB to let me create an account (which it didn't before), but it wasn't long before it got tagged too. What about you guys?
Disabling WebRTC alone was enough for FB to let me create an account (which it didn't before), but it wasn't long before it got tagged too. What about you guys?
DestinyInfinity
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- Oct 3, 2016
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Currently working very heavy on solving this issue.
To all of you: You can contact me via PM if someone also currently working on this issue!
Here some answers from me.
PVA doesnt avoid it. We already tried it.
Also tried it. As for know 10 accounts we tried without success. They all got disabled after sending the profilepic as photo. Also a other photo of the person didnt work. (Maybe it was image recognition and we need use other photos)
No. This woudl be too easy. Tried it with 100 Accounts. Didnt work.
Creating accounts is not the same as the "Identity suspicious activity photo check". But this is what we did not try yet.
To all of you: You can contact me via PM if someone also currently working on this issue!
To all of you: You can contact me via PM if someone also currently working on this issue!
Here some answers from me.
PVA doesnt avoid it. We already tried it.
Also tried it. As for know 10 accounts we tried without success. They all got disabled after sending the profilepic as photo. Also a other photo of the person didnt work. (Maybe it was image recognition and we need use other photos)
No. This woudl be too easy. Tried it with 100 Accounts. Didnt work.
Creating accounts is not the same as the "Identity suspicious activity photo check". But this is what we did not try yet.
To all of you: You can contact me via PM if someone also currently working on this issue!
comptonPBM
BANNED
- Jul 7, 2017
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They tracked you by your IP or ISP.
RogellParadox
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- Jun 9, 2017
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Yes, it's not. One of my accounts was reopened (after actually ID verification, which is much better) and was still online after 18 days. When I logged in, in the next day, it got down.
DestinyInfinity
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@RogellParadox Did you get again ID verification or the new suspicious activity photo check?
Either, this is crazy.
Either, this is crazy.
RogellParadox
Junior Member
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The one before the last account. It happened in the June, 9th. Asked for ID (not photo) and on the 10th it was liberated. As I thought it was going to be deleted, I moved on and created another. But after checking the email again, I saw they unlocked it. It seems to be done for a real person, because in the email, there is always a person's name (or at least they use common person's names)
Jaerek
Newbie
- Jul 4, 2017
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My, I was tired as I typed that one comment. I meant, Facebook has my IP tagged, so whenever I tried making a new account it led me to the photo check page as soon as I clicked Sign Up. Disabling WebRTC allowed the account to be created, which FB didn't let me before. It still got nuked a day later, but I hadn't tried using a VPN && changing my MAC address at the time.
Anyway, you guys sound like you know what you're doing. Hope you find a way around this problem. :^)
DaPromo
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- Jan 10, 2017
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Don't bother to change your mac address. A mac address is never transmitted in http anyway so it's just a waste of time.
Try change IP, clear cookies, disable webrtc, spoof useragent on each account so it's not the same, disable ALL plugins your browser use.
vilto
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- Dec 4, 2016
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Maybe you must change and keep the same IP adress for each account, and give them a natural behaviour like posting, liking pages and posts, interacting with real people and answering to private message.
You can safely use PVA accounts if you use them in the right way.
Hope you'll find a solution. It will be harder and harder to use fake accounts, especially if you forget to make them real. I said spammy bots, but if you publish 1000+ post per day per account, it's suspicious for FB.
DestinyInfinity
Junior Member
- Oct 3, 2016
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But if we here at BHW find a solution, then the accounts get a much higher value (for anything you use it to make real money). So it always depends on the perspective.
vilto
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So it always depends on the perspective.
Yes you're totally right, it depends on what you want to do with your accounts...spamming, auto liking posts, sharing links, etc...
Jaerek
Newbie
- Jul 4, 2017
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Doesn't FB see through most IP-changing tricks though?
I don't spam, and I do use them normally like any personal account. So it's not really that. They aren't for making money.
Disabling ALL plugins? Would that really help?
I've been using plugins to disable Chrome's WebRTC && as VPNs. So you think plugins aren't viable?
RogellParadox
Junior Member
- Jun 9, 2017
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Yes, it does. Once I tried to make an account with Singapore IP and I got banned instantly
DaPromo
Regular Member
- Jan 10, 2017
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Sometimes plugins can create a unique identifier to link you together. But the webRTC block plugin isn't visible from the outside. If you use chrome, it's fine, but look at sites like ip-score just to make sure. And sometimes, plugins doesn't use a proxy and can thus expose your true IP. (this is not the case in chrome however since it uses system proxy settings.)
Jaerek
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DaPromo
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I would never call anything safe. I just mean proceed with precaution