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Facebook account warmup

Craft a natural and trustworthy Facebook presence with authentic behavioral simulation. Each session intelligently performs randomized actions—like following, liking, and viewing comments—to build genuine engagement and establish credibility with Facebook’s algorithms.

How to Warm Up Your Facebook Account with Realistic Engagement

Automate your Facebook account warmup with GeeLark to simulate natural user behavior, gradually build trust with Facebook’s algorithms, and safely manage multiple accounts without risking bans or restrictions.

Simple, Step-by-Step Setup

Step 1: Sign Up and Install GeeLark

Register for a GeeLark account.
Download the GeeLark client.
Install it on your computer.

Step 2: Create Your First Cloud Phone Profile

Create Profile: Name your new profile (e.g., “Facebook Account 1”).
Assign Proxy: Connect a proxy to ensure a unique IP location.
Set Device Info: Configure device specs to create a unique digital identity.
Finish: Click “Confirm” to launch your secure cloud Android phone.

Step 3: Login Your Facebook Account

Go to Applications: Access the section from the main dashboard.
Install to Library: Add Instagram from the built-in App Store to your team’s app list.
Toggle Auto-Install: Switch on Facebook in your library for all or selected device groups.
Auto-Setup Complete: Facebook installs automatically on first launch; just open and log in.

Step 4: Use the Facebook account warmup Template an Run

Find Template: Go to Automation > Marketplace, search for the “Facebook account warmup”template.
Pick Profiles: Click “Add”, then select the cloud phones/profiles for your Facebook accounts.
Configure Content & Schedule: Follow the template’s requirements to provide all necessary information and scheduling parameters.
Start Automation: Verify all settings and confirm publication to begin.

Step 5: Check the Reports

Go to Reports: In your project, select Automation > Reports.
Apply Filters: Narrow results by date, profile, or task name.
Inspect Job: Click a run to see timings, step status, logs, and screenshots.

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The Ultimate Guide to Facebook Account Warmup with Realistic Automation

Master Facebook Account Warmup with Realistic Automation

Avoid Facebook bans and restrictions by properly warming up your accounts! This guide shows you how to simulate real human behavior—liking, following, commenting—to build trust with Facebook’s algorithm. Learn step-by-step how to gradually increase activity, share diverse content, and use automation tools like GeeLark for safe, scalable warmup across multiple accounts while maintaining authentic engagement.

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FAQ

Facebook account warmup is the gradual process of introducing normal, human-like activity to a new or dormant account so Facebook’s algorithms see it as legitimate instead of spam or bot behavior. It’s necessary because sudden spikes in activity (mass friending, posting, or joining groups) trigger automatic restrictions, suspensions, or bans.

Algorithms watch for abnormal activity patterns (e.g., adding hundreds of friends at once), repetitive or spammy content, posting the same link repeatedly, incomplete or inconsistent profile data, and any rapid, bot-like bursts of actions.

Share a diverse mix of personal photos, articles, videos, and memes that reflect real interests. Start with 2–3 posts per week in Week 1, increase to 3–4 in Week 2, and reach 5–6 posts per week by Week 3, always posting at times when your target audience is naturally active.

Antidetect browsers create unique browser fingerprints (cookies, cache, user-agent, etc.) for each account, while proxy services assign different IP addresses—preferably residential or mobile proxies—so every account appears to come from a separate device and location, reducing linkage and detection risk.

1) Regular Task: one-time setup for selected cloud-phone profiles with manual start. 2) Recurring Task: loops the same warmup actions continuously on a schedule (interval or daily mode) to maintain long-term activity. 3) Custom Process: build a fully tailored automation from scratch with granular control over every on-screen action.

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