Reasons why you might get banned or blocked on Instagram

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Sometimes Instagram has a bug that will send you to the doghouse even though you didn't do anything. In that case, you can complain to Instagram, but they won't respond to your request, so it's best to wait a bit because the ban will go away on its own in a few hours or 24 hours at the latest.

These kinds of mistakes, although they can happen, are very rare, so what follows are the most common reasons for getting banned on Instagram. Ban and block on Instagram usually mean a ban on liking, but it can also mean a ban on commenting, the inability to follow, or all of them.

Too many activities (liking, following, commenting, etc.) in a short period of time
Just because I got banned at 781 likes doesn't mean you should try your luck and like pictures until you reach that number. According to the latest data, the number of total actions on Instagram during a day should not exceed 1440.

What does this mean? This means that those 1440 actions include likes, comments, private messages, following, and unfollowing, which you can take within 24 hours. Anything more than that is not tolerated and bangladesh whatsapp list will mark you as a spammer and block you.

Also, people who have already been banned once have a much lower threshold because Instagram has already marked them as spammers. If bans are repeated frequently, you could end up with Instagram permanently deleting your profile and you won't be able to get it back.

When it comes to following, Instagram allows you to follow 20 profiles per hour, so if you try to follow more than that, you could end up being blocked for a while. The same goes for comments, especially posting the same comments on different profiles or commenting exclusively with emojis.

Why are these actions considered spammy? Because people most often use them to increase their number of followers and likes in the shortest possible time. So be smart and don't overdo it.

Too many posts in a short time
This reason is very similar to the reason above, which is that Instagram considers too many posts in a short period of time to be spammy activity. Many users, especially when they first open a profile, feel the need to fill it up as quickly as possible, so they start posting picture after picture to fill their gallery as quickly as possible, and then they are surprised when they get banned.

It is recommended not to post more than 3 images per day, spaced out evenly, but it is best to stick to one, especially when you have just created your profile. Not only will this strategy help you avoid being blacklisted by the Instagram algorithm, but you will also avoid being boring and annoying to your followers.

You don't follow the rules.
Instagram is full of rules that no one follows until one day a bunch of profiles disappear and it turns out they were deleted en masse because they never followed the rules. What are the rules on Instagram? There are some more serious ones that will get you banned faster, such as – nudity and pornography, spamming, trolling, terrorizing others, advertising illegal substances or promoting gambling, betting and similar activities.

So stealing other people's pictures without citing the original source, liking, following, unfollowing and commenting too much in a short period of time, using apps that promise followers or likes in exchange for money or points. In fact, everything you can think of is probably banned on Instagram and you shouldn't do it if you don't want to get banned, temporarily or permanently.

You don't have a quality profile.
How to recognize a spammer or a troll? Because they probably don't even have a profile picture on their profile, and they engage in prohibited activities and like likes like crazy. If you don't have a profile picture or any kind of profile description, and you like to like because you're convinced that this way you'll quickly gather an enviable number of followers, then it would be wise to at least add a profile picture and write a word or two in the profile description just enough so that you're not mistaken for a bot or a spammer.

Use different devices and IP addresses
If you frequently log into Instagram from different devices and IP addresses, the system might think that someone has hacked your account and block you to protect yourself. While this may sound harmless, it's usually a pain to get your account back and prove ownership, especially since you're mostly interacting with bots and automated messages on Instagram that are hard to prove anything to.

You're forgetting about copyright.
I've already mentioned this in passing, but I'll repeat it in more detail because it's a really serious violation on Instagram. Everything on Instagram has its own owner, and content is often protected by copyright. If you post such content on your profile, Instagram will automatically delete it because it recognizes it as someone else's and send you a warning.

The same goes for adding music that is copyrighted and you don't own the rights to it. In most cases, all you need to do is credit and tag the owner of the content to prove that you didn't steal it. It's possible that the person will ask you to remove the content from their profile because they don't support sharing. They may also report you, and if that happens, Instagram will delete your profile.