Errors in working with Facebook accounts that lead to bans.

When working with Facebook accounts, newcomers often make mistakes that can lead to account blocking or verification.

In this article, we will tell you about 20 mistakes that should be avoided.

Don't add too many friends too quickly, and if you do, do it only from the Recommendations section.

Do not write messages to new people (it is recommended to answer incoming messages and video calls).

Don't upload photos.

Do not leave the account without moving the mouse for more than 5 minutes immediately after the initial login.

Don't rush to set up ads right after the first login. First you need to warm up your account.

Do not change the email and phone number on the account.

Don't put likes.

Don't make reposts on your wall.

Do not create a Fan Page until you warm up your account.

Do not log out of your account using the "Log Out" button.

Do not switch to ADS Manager by entering a link in the address bar. Log in to it only through the Facebook buttons and interface.

Always work with the same IP address (proxy) - You can read more about the proxy in our article.

Do not change browsers or settings in the anti-detect browser. Always work under the settings with which you initially logged into your account.

Do not add additional profile data (for example, university, school, etc.). Do not leave comments under other people's posts.

Do not change the name, surname and avatar of the account.

The behavior on Facebook should be like that of a regular user. If Facebook has just registered and you immediately started setting up ads like a professional, then Facebook will notice this activity and may block your account, since an ordinary user does not have such skills.