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Welcome to the JarveePro Daily Q&A Diary – Sept 21th, 2025. Today’s discussion dives into two critical topics for Instagram and Facebook marketers: understanding action quotas to safely scale account activity, and overcoming Facebook’s anti-fake-account defenses in Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines. These insights highlight how proper quota settings and trust-building strategies can reduce bans and increase campaign efficiency.

Q1: About the red circle setting
“I thought it was for specifying ranges like 1–400 in the list, but it seems different. What does it actually mean?”

A1: This setting defines how many total likes each account will execute. For example, if it’s set to 4000, every account you run will attempt up to 4000 likes. It’s not a “list selector,” it’s an action quota.
Insight: Many beginners confuse quotas with ranges. The difference matters: quotas help you control account health & scaling strategy, while ranges are more about target segmentation. Knowing this prevents account bans and helps you push accounts longer without hitting limits.

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Q2: From Manila, PH – why does Facebook kill my accounts after registration?
“Even with PH proxies, antidetect browsers, and using GMX/Mail.com emails, Facebook always asks me to confirm captcha, then video selfie, and eventually disables the account.”

A2: This isn’t just your setup — it’s part of Facebook’s new defense layer in SEA regions. Here’s the deeper issue:

1. IP Trust Score – Facebook scores IP ranges, not just the fact that it’s “Philippines.” Datacenter proxies and reused IP pools are already flagged.

2. Email Trust Level – GMX/Mail.com are public burner domains. Facebook has years of data linking them to automation. That’s why you get extra checks.

3. Biometric Enforcement – In PH/India/Indonesia, Facebook increasingly demands video selfies. It’s their strongest anti-fake-account filter right now.

4. Behavioral Red Flags – Fresh accounts that immediately try to log in through proxies or automation look like bot farms to FB.

The problem isn’t just the captcha. The real game is building account credibility from Day 1. If you can’t bypass the “newborn account trap,” no amount of proxies will save you.

JarveePro Tip:

• Use mobile 4G/5G residential proxies tied to real carrier IPs.

• Start with domain-based or aged emails instead of GMX/Mail.com.

• Spend 2–3 days “warming up” accounts in JarveePro’s antidetect browser: watch reels, scroll, like random content — before attempting registration or linking to automation.

• Diversify: don’t try to farm all accounts locally; mix in aged/marketplace accounts for scale.

Why This Matters: If you’re building accounts in PH and they keep dying, you’re losing money and time. But with the right setup + JarveePro warm-up workflow, you can cut loss rates by 60–70% and actually scale campaigns without hitting the selfie wall every time.

Summary

Today’s Q&A covered essential strategies for safe social media automation:

• Action Quotas vs. Ranges: Learn that quota settings (e.g., 4000 likes per account) control activity limits to protect account health, unlike target ranges. Proper use prevents premature blocks and supports long-term scaling.

• Facebook Account Trust in PH: Public email domains, flagged datacenter IPs, and immediate automation trigger Facebook’s strongest verification steps, including captchas and video selfies.

• Safe Scaling Practices: Use mobile 4G/5G residential proxies, aged/domain-based emails, and a 2–3 day warm-up period in JarveePro’s antidetect browser. Diversify account sources and actions to maximize survival rates.

• Key Takeaway: Effective quota management combined with trust-building workflows can reduce account losses by 60–70%, turning what would be a high-risk campaign into a sustainable operation.