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"We've detected automated behavior on your account" scary warning #1776

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AliRoshaniDev opened this issue Apr 20, 2024 · 2 comments
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@AliRoshaniDev
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I used this library to create a robot for sending video posts based on a schedule, so that only two videos are sent at most each day, and I only ran this robot for two accounts. I adjusted the posting time for each account so that they do not overlap, and I always used the previous session for logging in. However, after about 7 days of usage, when I opened one of the accounts on my phone, I got this warning:
"we've detected automated behavior on your account"

I heard somewhere that Instagram uses machine learning to identify robots. Considering this, does it mean that packages like this are useless, or is there a solution to prevent detection by Instagram and avoid suspension?

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1 )Since this is a api-wrapper, Instagram might find it suspicious. On the contrary to that check your async cron schedule, sometimes it runs on loop on the server and instagram might detect as active session which of course is robotic behaviour.

  1. Keep opening your account on a regular interval as well.

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Also don't change devices

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