How do some people keep posting the same videos over and over on Instagram and not get caught?

[Catec]

How do some accounts just take other people’s videos and post them like 18 times a day without Instagram stopping them? And how are they still getting lots of views even when they post that many times and the videos aren’t even theirs?

 

[TrainEdit]

They are probably using a bunch of extra accounts and different internet connections, and posting at different times so Instagram doesn’t notice fast. They also repost videos that are already super popular because they know those clips get a lot of views. The big views might also come from following trends or using fake likes or paid promotion. I don’t think it will last forever though, because they’ll likely get banned sooner or later.

 

[Discoverol]

How do some accounts just take other people’s videos and post them like 18 times a day without Instagram stopping them? And how are they still getting lots of views even when they post that many times and the videos aren’t even theirs?

This kind of spam usually means they change the video a little bit, like saving it again, changing the sound a tiny bit, or making small picture edits so it’s harder for the system to notice it’s the same clip. They may also tweak the file in small ways to make it look different.

They often use many different accounts, and each one is set up on its own so it looks normal. They don’t post everything at once, but spread it out over time. Some of the likes and comments could be fake and come from private groups. To avoid getting caught by their internet address or device info, they might use special mobile internet connections that look like real phone users, which can help the accounts seem more real and avoid bans even when they are very active.