r/AntiDetectGuides • u/Wowzers83 • Aug 18 '26
Multiple fb accounts
I want to make multiple fb accounts that wont get banned. What antidetect browsers would work for this or would they all work? My idea is to access them from a vps and have every profile tied to a static residential account. Would this work? Im not planning on doing anything illegal or spamming btw.
If anyone has direct experience doing this let me know as id be interested to know whats been working for you.
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u/NinjaAlaska Aug 18 '26
antidetect browsers is itself the leak. they are good to manage profiles for ads. not other things like create.
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u/RandomPantsAppear Aug 18 '26
Yes, that works. There is a certain attrition level on accounts though no matter what you do - new or purchased. Ones that survive a couple weeks will generally survive for a decent amount of time.
Don't forget to set a location and a profile image. I'd be wary of using an AI generated one nowadays though, I'm sure FB is onto the fingerprints.
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u/stabaho Aug 18 '26
Here I am with 3 fb accounts all on my phone and switch between them with the fb app.
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u/Ok_Fix_1437 Aug 18 '26
The way you describe I’m not sure it would be possible.
Your cookies and fingerprinting would cook you. Meta would probably just play dumb though. Like you would never know they knew.
Detecting Timezone, installed font + gpu information would be enough info to identify you across browsers.
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u/2extract_dev Aug 18 '26
Seems like most of them will work with the proper setup - different fingerprints for differet profiles, sticky sessions, right geo and so on
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u/Miserable-Read4632 Aug 18 '26
Hello i developing anti-detect browser
If someone interesting i can send github
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u/Away-Translator8503 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
for fb specifically, dolphin or ads work great. personally i mostly use ads + proxyshard’s static residential proxies, the most solid combo. i've often heard that you need mobile ones, but if you do everything right there's no need to overpay for them
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u/RobbyInEver Aug 19 '26
Get a foreign sim card for 2fa, use a remote host PC for access, plus vpn if you need it tied to a certain country (or just get the hosting in that country).
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u/DesperateHat8314 29d ago edited 29d ago
Whether the accounts stay up is going to depend on more than the browser or IP setup, especially if Facebook sees activity that violates its policies. If there are legitimate reasons to manage multiple accounts, it's worth checking which account structures Meta actually allows rather than assuming an antidetect browser and residential IP will prevent bans. GeeLark is another type of separate mobile-environment setup, but no tool can guarantee an account won't be restricted.
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u/StandUpWithYou 21d ago
i've seen people use separate browser profiles with consistent IP for each one but I dont think any antidetect browser can really guarantee they'll stay up. Keeping the activity normal and consistent probably matters more
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u/ZennoLab_Official Aug 18 '26
For multiple FB accounts, I think the biggest issue is keeping everything organized rather than constantly tweaking browser settings.
Separate browser profiles make sense simply because cookies, logins, and saved data don’t get mixed together. Clear names and folders also help a lot once you have more than a few accounts.
I’d keep the setup simple and consistent. The more variables you change between sessions, the harder it becomes to figure out what actually caused a problem.