TikTok accounts are frequently verified? These may be the reasons!

Do you frequently encounter verification codes or identity verification when using TikTok? Although it is a normal operation, the system always requires additional verification, and even the account is restricted or banned, which seriously affects the operational efficiency. This situation is not only confusing, but may also have a huge impact on cross-border e-commerce, marketing promotion or content creators. So, what causes TikTok to frequently verify? And how to deal with it effectively? This article will analyze it in detail for you and provide solutions to help you operate a TikTok account stably~

I. The main reason why TikTok accounts are frequently verified

1. IP address anomaly

TikTok has a strict detection mechanism for IP addresses. Frequent changes of IP addresses or use of low-quality proxy IP addresses may be judged as abnormal logins by the system, thereby triggering identity verification. For example:

• Frequent switching of country/region IP can easily be considered as account sharing or illegal operation.

• Using unstable or low-quality proxy IPs will cause frequent IP changes and trigger security verification.

2. Inconsistent device environment

The system will record the user's device fingerprint information, such as browser, operating system, screen resolution, etc. If the same account frequently changes devices or environments, TikTok may consider the account to be a security risk. For example:

• Frequently log in to the same account on different devices (mobile phones, computers, simulators).

• Switching between multiple browsers or operating systems in a short period of time.

3. Abnormal account operation

TikTok has a risk control mechanism that will trigger additional verification once abnormal human operations are detected. For example:

• If there is a large number of likes, follows, and comments in a short period of time, the system may mistakenly identify them as robot operations.

• Frequent changes to personal information (user name, profile, contact information) can easily be seen as abnormal account activity.

• Posting a large amount of similar or duplicate content may trigger security detection.

4. Using unofficial tools or third-party software

In order to improve operational efficiency, some users use automated tools, simulators, or plug-ins to perform batch operations. However, TikTok has an advanced detection system that can identify such tools, resulting in frequent verification or even account closure. For example:

• Use unauthorized automated tools to perform bulk operations (e.g., auto-follow, bulk likes).

• Running TikTok in a virtual machine or simulator environment will be identified as an abnormal device.

5. Account registration or login frequency is too high

• Frequent registration of multiple new accounts may be considered by the system as batch account maintenance behavior, thus strengthening verification.

• Switching between multiple accounts on the same device in a short period of time can easily trigger system risk control and lead to frequent verification.

II. How to avoid frequent verification of TikTok account?

1. Use a stable proxy IP

• Choose a dedicated IP to reduce the possibility of the account being identified as abnormal.

• Ensure that the IP address matches the location of the account to avoid verification due to cross-region login.

It is recommended to use a high-quality proxy IP, such as IPFoxy, to provide you with domestic and overseas IP addresses, and ensure that each IP address is pure, stable, and independent, to ensure that your network environment is stable when operating Tiktok, and to avoid verification triggered by frequent IP switching.

2. Keep the device environment consistent

• Log in using the same device, the same browser, and the same network environment.

• Avoid frequently switching accounts on different devices to reduce the probability of triggering verification.

3. Standardize account operations and avoid abnormal behavior

• In the early stages of account development, avoid a large number of interactions in a short period of time, such as likes, comments, and follows.

• Do not frequently modify account information (such as user name, password, bound email address/mobile phone number, etc.).

• Maintain a steady frequency for content release and avoid uploading a large number of videos in a short period of time.

4. Use fingerprint browser to manage multiple accounts

If you need to operate multiple TikTok accounts, it is recommended to use a fingerprint browser, which can provide an independent fingerprint environment for each account, simulate real user behavior, and avoid triggering TikTok's risk control mechanism.

• Use different browser environments for different accounts to prevent account association.

• Simulate real device information, reduce system detection risks, and improve account stability.

5. Avoid using unauthorized third-party tools

• Avoid using uncertified automated tools to reduce the risk of detection.

• If automation is required, choose official APIs or compliant marketing tools.

III. Conclusion

The above is all about TikTok's frequent pop-up verification. If you are troubled by this, you might as well try the above methods to make your TikTok experience smoother. Thank you for watching~