VPS/IP

Hello
I'm planning to purchase 10 Windows VPS. If I log in to each VPS with a unique Facebook account, would this be a viable approach? Is there a risk of getting banned? Each VPS has its own IP address

To be honest, I don't see the point of using VPS. It's much easier and less time-consuming to use an antidetect browser with residential proxies instead. In my experience, utilizing an antidetect program (such as Hidemyacc) with a proxy (yilu is a good option) should work perfectly. This approach is more cost-effective than purchasing a VPS, and VPS can't guarantee that your accounts will remain safe. I believe that using antidetect browsers with reliable proxies is the better solution.

It's likely the VPS' assigned IP addresses are from a datacenter provider. Datacenter IPs in general aren't recommended for running accounts that you care about losing as there is unfortunately a reasonable risk of being banned.

As mentioned in the previous reply you're better off using a proxy to run your accounts through a 4G mobile or residential IP instead.

for facebook you 'd better use residential ip .

VPS can't provide clean IPs that are necessary for managing multiple accounts. You need an anti-detect browser (Hidemyacc is good) and a 4G rotating proxy for managing multiple FB accounts. 4G proxies provide residential IPs and they are always clean. Make sure to warm up your accounts before doing any activity.

IP address is one factor,

browser fingerprint is important also,

There are lots of browser fingerprint use different technology, one of most common is the canvas fingerprinting that others already noted, I suggest you easily check this website,

• https://browserleaks.com/

Yes, Now you learn the reason why got suspicious, Okay, assume your IP address is 100% fine, If the issue is browser fingerprint, how to bypass?
There are 2 ways,

One is old ways, Clear cookie and hides all information as you wanted... just as you did But It's not the best, why?
Let FB as a sample, those Data-driven companies already have you so much data...even you're not surfing for their website...
You can check this video to know more details!

So, If there are no data get before when you register, the FB will ask you to submit "photo IDs"...or make as suspicious for It's impossible no data got

So. nowadays, mainly use spoof ways to prevent browser fingerprinting,
You check this post to learn more,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how-to-prevent-browser-fingerprinting/
So, not just spoof your fingerprinting, for big data company like Facebook, google, amazon, find some related website (interest related) to surf at first, implant your cookie and browsing history at first, then they give you a "user portrait", then not suspicious anymore

doriscarloubens2 said:

It's much easier and less time-consuming to use an antidetect browser with residential proxies instead.

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i would almost have agreed with you bar 1 thing
i would have gone with anti detect browser / 4g proxy

Using a residential proxy would be a better option. 5-6 years ago, data center proxies worked fine but I think FB got stricter nowadays.

A VPS is an independent computing environment, which makes it a logical choice. However, its IP address is always detected as belonging to a VPS provider, making it ineffective for managing Facebook accounts. You should use residential proxies instead.

Use anti detect browser + Dedicated private proxies or Static Residential proxies both are fine usually is better solution then buying 10 VPS.