What are the limits?

Hello, who knows what restrictions are there now? I would be grateful for the information, I am especially interested in the limits. It's just that after my actions, the account is blocked. What proxies are better to use? Do I need to uniqueize the device for each account?

Thank very much

Anyone give this info? I also need to know how people use too many linkdin accounts?

The usual, don't do many actions, don't change the IP, don't use shared, public VPNs etc.

Should you uniqueize the device? Well if you can it would be safe. Mobile proxies work pretty well, but they need to be dedicated and true cell phone based proxies that connect to real network towers. Regarding the actions, a standard range would be 50-100/day but change it sometimes so they don't fit a pattern.

I think they're even more strict & when it looks unusual, they lock the account right away.

If you go to 10 (or somethin', can be individual) profiles to check people out, they (the algorithm) get the idea you're scraping content & misusing their platform. LinkedIn sucks more than ever, it's been that way this whole year or longer.

What's even worse, when you try to post content, it's not visible to all of your connections/followers, but has to be viral to get the attention it deserves, which is not easy to do at all.

I can suggest you something. You use fresh IP not VPN or proxy then create an account. don't login for 10 days and then login and warm up the account. After 1 month I account is ready to use.

I Should suggest you something. You use fresh IP not VPN or proxy then create an account. you don't login for 10 days and then login and warm up the account. After 1 month I account is ready to use.

I didn't use any proxy server on my 10 accounts. Just think like a businessman. One office, one IP address, ten people. After warming up, I send a maximum of 150 invitations a day, making sure that there are no more than 500-600 unconfirmed invitations. My advice - Linked Helper for one acc (15$/m) and just change the acc when you want to use another.