Instagram accounts getting banned immediately after creation
New accounts dying within days almost always comes down to one of three causes: creation and verification happening too fast, no real warm up before the first ask, or every account sitting behind the same IP. Test them in that order, changing one variable at a time.
How to isolate it
1. Check the creation to first post gap
If accounts post within 48 hours of creation, that alone explains it. Extend the warm up window to five to seven days and retest with a fresh cohort.
2. Check what the first post asks for
A link sticker on an account's first or second post is the clearest signal there is. Hold links until the account has posted ordinary content for several days.
3. Check network separation
Count how many accounts share one IP. If the answer is more than a handful, that is the cause, and warming will not fix it.
4. Vary creation timing
Accounts created in a tight block, on identical timing, with identical profile patterns, are a batch. Spread creation and vary the profile setup.
5. Change one variable per cohort
Run cohorts that differ in exactly one respect so the result is attributable. Changing three things at once tells you nothing.
If all four are clean and accounts still die immediately, the remaining cause is usually the device layer: emulators or a hardware signal that does not hold up. See real devices compared with emulators.
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