The reason why accounts locked when warming up

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The reason why people often get their accounts locked when warming up multiple Facebook accounts

1. Use same IP as many other VIA
IP is like your home address, if there are too many people in one house (and all of them do not know each other), it is abnormal. Is there any reason why we can't be friends with the same IP? You can check the IP on IPfighet or whoer --> Use VPN or Proxy to login for each VIA

2. Shares equipment with many others
Facebook will scan people using the same device to log in. Many people think that creating a new profile on Chrome is done, but it still completely duplicates the hardware parameters.
You can check the hardware specifications on iphey
--> Use tools on the market such as antidetect browser Hidemyacc, or learn more about antidetect techniques to fake device parameters

3. Due to logging in to multiple devices
Many people think it's okay if one account logs on 2 or 3 computers. But this makes Facebook consider it unusual and handle the checkpoint --> Only log in on one device, restrict devices and IPs

4. Due to equipment involvement.
If a new VIA is logged on a device with many previously dead VIAs, the survival rate of this one is not high. Because the device may be blacklisted --> Change the device, or use software to change the device's parameters.

5. Due to too much interaction
When people first buy VIA, they often think that they have to interact like real people. But the history of that VIA does not necessarily mean it had interacted much before. So when interacting a lot, it can be abnormal.

Based on my experience warming up accounts, if you know anything new, share it. Thank you!
 
when there is any friend reported you, then your account may also get locked.

this is why I never add friends during warming up our accounts.

I don't think the friend number is so important.

the most important factor is the account activities.
 
The reason why people often get their accounts locked when warming up multiple Facebook accounts

1. Use same IP as many other VIA
IP is like your home address, if there are too many people in one house (and all of them do not know each other), it is abnormal. Is there any reason why we can't be friends with the same IP? You can check the IP on IPfighet or whoer --> Use VPN or Proxy to login for each VIA

2. Shares equipment with many others
Facebook will scan people using the same device to log in. Many people think that creating a new profile on Chrome is done, but it still completely duplicates the hardware parameters.
You can check the hardware specifications on iphey
--> Use tools on the market such as antidetect browser Hidemyacc, or learn more about antidetect techniques to fake device parameters

3. Due to logging in to multiple devices
Many people think it's okay if one account logs on 2 or 3 computers. But this makes Facebook consider it unusual and handle the checkpoint --> Only log in on one device, restrict devices and IPs

4. Due to equipment involvement.
If a new VIA is logged on a device with many previously dead VIAs, the survival rate of this one is not high. Because the device may be blacklisted --> Change the device, or use software to change the device's parameters.

5. Due to too much interaction
When people first buy VIA, they often think that they have to interact like real people. But the history of that VIA does not necessarily mean it had interacted much before. So when interacting a lot, it can be abnormal.

Based on my experience warming up accounts, if you know anything new, share it. Thank you!
1. Use the same IP
The VIA IP is different from your home address, if there are too many people in one house (and all don't know each other), that is unusual. You should use a static proxy
 
Use a fixed proxy and a software like adspower or VPS
it will avoid the account being locked to the minimum level
 
let's use the m.facebook.com browser to describe the user using the phone to log in.
 
The reason why people often get their accounts locked when warming up multiple Facebook accounts

1. Use same IP as many other VIA
IP is like your home address, if there are too many people in one house (and all of them do not know each other), it is abnormal. Is there any reason why we can't be friends with the same IP? You can check the IP on IPfighet or whoer --> Use VPN or Proxy to login for each VIA

2. Shares equipment with many others
Facebook will scan people using the same device to log in. Many people think that creating a new profile on Chrome is done, but it still completely duplicates the hardware parameters.
You can check the hardware specifications on iphey
--> Use tools on the market such as antidetect browser Hidemyacc, or learn more about antidetect techniques to fake device parameters

3. Due to logging in to multiple devices
Many people think it's okay if one account logs on 2 or 3 computers. But this makes Facebook consider it unusual and handle the checkpoint --> Only log in on one device, restrict devices and IPs

4. Due to equipment involvement.
If a new VIA is logged on a device with many previously dead VIAs, the survival rate of this one is not high. Because the device may be blacklisted --> Change the device, or use software to change the device's parameters.

5. Due to too much interaction
When people first buy VIA, they often think that they have to interact like real people. But the history of that VIA does not necessarily mean it had interacted much before. So when interacting a lot, it can be abnormal.

Based on my experience warming up accounts, if you know anything new, share it. Thank you!
Useful sharing that's very good
 
The reason why people often get their accounts locked when warming up multiple Facebook accounts

1. Use same IP as many other VIA
IP is like your home address, if there are too many people in one house (and all of them do not know each other), it is abnormal. Is there any reason why we can't be friends with the same IP? You can check the IP on IPfighet or whoer --> Use VPN or Proxy to login for each VIA

2. Shares equipment with many others
Facebook will scan people using the same device to log in. Many people think that creating a new profile on Chrome is done, but it still completely duplicates the hardware parameters.
You can check the hardware specifications on iphey
--> Use tools on the market such as antidetect browser Hidemyacc, or learn more about antidetect techniques to fake device parameters

3. Due to logging in to multiple devices
Many people think it's okay if one account logs on 2 or 3 computers. But this makes Facebook consider it unusual and handle the checkpoint --> Only log in on one device, restrict devices and IPs

4. Due to equipment involvement.
If a new VIA is logged on a device with many previously dead VIAs, the survival rate of this one is not high. Because the device may be blacklisted --> Change the device, or use software to change the device's parameters.

5. Due to too much interaction
When people first buy VIA, they often think that they have to interact like real people. But the history of that VIA does not necessarily mean it had interacted much before. So when interacting a lot, it can be abnormal.

Based on my experience warming up accounts, if you know anything new, share it. Thank you!
Recently a lot of accounts have been verified via SMS, do you have any way to recover them?
 
It's better to use aged accounts that have history
 
Thank you for sharing, this is useful content
 
I think it may be largely due to your product or some unusual activity from the payment
 
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