Changing the Useragent and Resetting Device ID to Release “Sticky” Temporary Blocked Accounts

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Changing the Useragent and Resetting Device ID to Release “Sticky” Temporary Blocked Accounts

Disclaimer: This solution should only be applied to “sticky” temporary blocked account/s. “Sticky” TB accounts are those accounts which are still in the temporary blocked status even after doing the “relog-in with embedded browser and run follow tool.”

STEPS:

  1. Open the profile’s embedded browser. (see photo 1)

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  1. Check if the profile can “follow” other accounts by clicking the “follow” button. (see photo 2)

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  1. If it can’t execute follow actions, click reset device ID. (see photo 3)

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  1. Change Embedded Browser UserAgent. (see photo 4)

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  1. Redo the warming-up of the account by changing the follow and unfollow limit to (10- 20 40-50). (see photos 5 and 6)

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  1. Open embedded browser again and click enable manual browsing. (see photo 7)

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  1. Log in to the account and try to execute follow actions.

  2. If it works, mark the account as valid. (see photo 8)

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  1. If it does not, wait for another day if you plan to reset the device ID and change the useragent again. (see photo 10)
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#2

Thank you. I have this problem with one account.
I changed the device and will let you know if it works!

#3

:grin: waiting to your update

#4

Thank you very much. I have followed the instructions successfully. When using the embedded browser to access and follow has done, but on the MP, the error is still reported. Maybe need more follow-up to know exactly.
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#5

Did you refresh the page on the embedded browser after you followed the user to see if the follow sticks? What does the error message say exactly?

#6

Thanks for your answer. I have fixed it

#7

that doesn’t seem to work anymore nowadays. do you confirm?