Unlogical shadowban issue - I need suggestions/brainstorm

drsnowflakes

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I use a Twitter automation program to send 200 follows from each account every day and gather followers to my main account, currently doing this with 20 accounts. As my results improve, I wanted to increase the number of accounts to 40.


so I bought 25 old accounts and restructured them, but none of the follows they sent resulted in notifications to the other person (due to inactivity, which is understandable for a shadowban)



and then I created new accounts from scratch using emails and reliable residential proxies, but the follows sent by these accounts are also not being delivered.





In both situations, I'm facing the shadowban issue. How do you think I can overcome this?

when and how exactly does an account receive the 'reliable, continue' signal from Twitter?
 
I use a Twitter automation program to send 200 follows from each account every day and gather followers to my main account, currently doing this with 20 accounts. As my results improve, I wanted to increase the number of accounts to 40.


so I bought 25 old accounts and restructured them, but none of the follows they sent resulted in notifications to the other person (due to inactivity, which is understandable for a shadowban)



and then I created new accounts from scratch using emails and reliable residential proxies, but the follows sent by these accounts are also not being delivered.





In both situations, I'm facing the shadowban issue. How do you think I can overcome this?

when and how exactly does an account receive the 'reliable, continue' signal from Twitter?
Warming up new accounts gradually—starting with light engagement like likes, comments, and slower follow rates—can help build trust before scaling up. Also, mixing in organic activity and ensuring each account has a unique profile, bio, and posting history might signal reliability over time.
 
Don't send 20 likes straight away. Don't create bulk accounts, get 1 account working then go from there
 
twitter accounts gets unshadow banned after 3 days or so. At least is how it used to work. now twitter has made a lot of changes and maybe changed this thing too.
 
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