Tips to not trigger fb suspicious AI

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Iriquois Pliskin

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Hey guys, My best friend is going to gift me one of his old accounts, its perfect for what I need, and that is starting over and not being to fishy with a freshly made account, and other annoying things fb might come up with.

But I am a noob at facebook security stuff, and about triggering their suspiciousness AI with certain behaviours. Like I mentioned before I triggered it by using a vpn and putting the same cellphone number I had in a previous account, also I read in this page elsewhere that deleting cookies is another way to not let them get suspicious.
Side note. I have to use my old same home ip, my other accounts are safe and only after I have been really stupid my accounts have been disabled.

So I would like to ask you guys, what other tips can I use to remain unnoticed and to not trigger the suspicious AI of FB.

Thank you in advance.
 
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Some of these will sound very basic, but can easily be overlooked:

- Don't add friends too quickly in a short space of time, easily triggers verification
- Check if there's a phone number registered with the account. If there is, ask your friend to update it to a new one, give him a number you've never used for facebook. Fresh one should be perfect. Do the same for the email
- Never use a vpn for anything Facebook related, even a simple login
- Once you've done that you should be fine I guess. Its a aged account, so you only have to just look out for verifications. Either than that, i think you should be good to go
 
Hanzo Hasashi said:
Some of these will sound very basic, but can easily be overlooked:

- Don't add friends too quickly in a short space of time, easily triggers verification
- Check if there's a phone number registered with the account. If there is, ask your friend to update it to a new one, give him a number you've never used for facebook. Fresh one should be perfect. Do the same for the email
- Never use a vpn for anything Facebook related, even a simple login
- Once you've done that you should be fine I guess. Its a aged account, so you only have to just look out for verifications. Either than that, i think you should be good to go
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Omg this tips are invaluable, thank you very much, not only you have helped me, but I am sure others will benefit for the information as well, thank you :)
 
What if Facebook didn't ask for phone verification while creating a new account? Should I just let it go or is it important to do it?
 
tijdelijksnelsnel said:
What if Facebook didn't ask for phone verification while creating a new account? Should I just let it go or is it important to do it?
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You don't have to do it if Facebook doesn't ask. But if you have a phone number that you don't mind using on that account, I would advise you to just add it and verify it, because this increases the "trust score" for that account
 
Keep one consistent IP tied with that account and don't change it (don't use a VPN unless you're 100% sure it is a dedicated private IP. Use a proxy service with 100% dedicated private IP). If you are doing automation, make sure you're not constantly signing in and out. Also make sure to not constantly sign in and out anyway even if you're not running bots. Normal users sign in like one per week so your account can get flagged quickly for constant login sessions. If you are doing automated work, save valid logged in cookies and reuse them on your next session
 
Use clean browser. Load in cookies if you have them.
Clean IP. I am using datacenter IPs and they are working fine.
Treat the account as a real person. Warm it up slowly.
 
Just dont try to change password and maybe other account securiy feature till after few months of using it.
Also i recommend using facebook mobile app
 
fragmonkey said:
Keep one consistent IP tied with that account and don't change it (don't use a VPN unless you're 100% sure it is a dedicated private IP. Use a proxy service with 100% dedicated private IP). If you are doing automation, make sure you're not constantly signing in and out. Also make sure to not constantly sign in and out anyway even if you're not running bots. Normal users sign in like one per week so your account can get flagged quickly for constant login sessions. If you are doing automated work, save valid logged in cookies and reuse them on your next session
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Thank you very much, Invaluable information.
 
calistus said:
Just dont try to change password and maybe other account securiy feature till after few months of using it.
Also i recommend using facebook mobile app
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Thank you thats a good warning, and I was actually thinking of that, if its better to take it slow and take months in doing stuff to not raise any red flags from fb.
 
Hanzo Hasashi said:
Some of these will sound very basic, but can easily be overlooked:

- Don't add friends too quickly in a short space of time, easily triggers verification
- Check if there's a phone number registered with the account. If there is, ask your friend to update it to a new one, give him a number you've never used for facebook. Fresh one should be perfect. Do the same for the email
- Never use a vpn for anything Facebook related, even a simple login
- Once you've done that you should be fine I guess. Its a aged account, so you only have to just look out for verifications. Either than that, i think you should be good to go
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These points seem very much important. Will look into it when i plan to create bulk accounts, Thanks!
 
Hanzo Hasashi said:
Some of these will sound very basic, but can easily be overlooked:

- Don't add friends too quickly in a short space of time, easily triggers verification
- Check if there's a phone number registered with the account. If there is, ask your friend to update it to a new one, give him a number you've never used for facebook. Fresh one should be perfect. Do the same for the email
- Never use a vpn for anything Facebook related, even a simple login
- Once you've done that you should be fine I guess. Its a aged account, so you only have to just look out for verifications. Either than that, i think you should be good to go
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Hey hanzo I want to thank you again for your help and quote your words of wisdom hehe, but I have another question for you, so I am using my friends facebook, Im slowly taking over it and making it the most realistic I can, thanks to your tips and the tips for everyone above, however, My friend only got his email on the account, he doesnt have a cellphone number on there, what should I do? I know the account has been alive without the cellphone number for years so if I leave it maybe it wont have problems with the time, but I am not sure, what do you advice me to do, also I placed a different country from mine, so id need to switch to country and place a new number right? and what if fb wants to verify after I placed the number, so I would rather just leave it like that, but whats your oppinion on this?
 
fragmonkey said:
Keep one consistent IP tied with that account and don't change it (don't use a VPN unless you're 100% sure it is a dedicated private IP. Use a proxy service with 100% dedicated private IP). If you are doing automation, make sure you're not constantly signing in and out. Also make sure to not constantly sign in and out anyway even if you're not running bots. Normal users sign in like one per week so your account can get flagged quickly for constant login sessions. If you are doing automated work, save valid logged in cookies and reuse them on your next session
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Dresden said:
Use clean browser. Load in cookies if you have them.
Clean IP. I am using datacenter IPs and they are working fine.
Treat the account as a real person. Warm it up slowly.
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Guys, I am working with multiple accounts. I am using EditThisCookie chrome extension to export the cookie, save and import for later use.

But this cookie export import way stopped working since maybe 2 months ago. Do you know the recent way of how to working out with the cookies?
 
Iriquois Pliskin said:
Hey hanzo I want to thank you again for your help and quote your words of wisdom hehe, but I have another question for you, so I am using my friends facebook, Im slowly taking over it and making it the most realistic I can, thanks to your tips and the tips for everyone above, however, My friend only got his email on the account, he doesnt have a cellphone number on there, what should I do? I know the account has been alive without the cellphone number for years so if I leave it maybe it wont have problems with the time, but I am not sure, what do you advice me to do, also I placed a different country from mine, so id need to switch to country and place a new number right? and what if fb wants to verify after I placed the number, so I would rather just leave it like that, but whats your oppinion on this?
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Same question here
 
smlover said:
Guys, I am working with multiple accounts. I am using EditThisCookie chrome extension to export the cookie, save and import for later use.

But this cookie export import way stopped working since maybe 2 months ago. Do you know the recent way of how to working out with the cookies?
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CookieEditor is working fine.
 
smlover said:
Guys, I am working with multiple accounts. I am using EditThisCookie chrome extension to export the cookie, save and import for later use.

But this cookie export import way stopped working since maybe 2 months ago. Do you know the recent way of how to working out with the cookies?
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I'm not sure what the best extensions to use are. I do all my work with this through browser automation with Selenium code.
 
Iriquois Pliskin said:
Hey hanzo I want to thank you again for your help and quote your words of wisdom hehe, but I have another question for you, so I am using my friends facebook, Im slowly taking over it and making it the most realistic I can, thanks to your tips and the tips for everyone above, however, My friend only got his email on the account, he doesnt have a cellphone number on there, what should I do? I know the account has been alive without the cellphone number for years so if I leave it maybe it wont have problems with the time, but I am not sure, what do you advice me to do, also I placed a different country from mine, so id need to switch to country and place a new number right? and what if fb wants to verify after I placed the number, so I would rather just leave it like that, but whats your oppinion on this?
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Hey Iriquois. Glad I could help. Switching the email to a new one is usually not a problem, as long as your actions on the account have been as human as possible. Also, Facebook accounts can go on for long periods of time without phone numbers because most people have already proved identification with pictures of themselves, friends and families. As well as all the connections made through statuses, groups etc. So as long as your actions are not excessive or spammy, I think you'll be fine. To be extra careful, just have the phone number accessible if you might need it.

Hope this helps
 
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