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There’s also a quieter part of the connection that people rarely think about until something goes wrong. Everything can look clean on an IP check while DNS requests are still going through your regular network in the background, and that can point back to the same place. You can read about what a DNS leak is here: https://gologin.com/blog/what-is-a-dns-leak/ . An antidetect browser is worth using for privacy-sensitive work too, because it keeps separate browser profiles from sharing the same session data and browser identity. That gives you a much cleaner separation than relying on proxies alone.

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Once the request has been submitted, stop signing in through new networks or trying the account on other devices. The hotel login may have triggered a location flag, and more unfamiliar activity could give Apple another reason to reject the attempt. You can read what to do when an Apple ID is suspended or banned here: https://gologin.com/blog/account-suspended/ . It also covers device associations and other actions that can cause an account to be blocked without a clear explanation. That should help you figure out what set it off and avoid the same problem after access is restored.

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Nah, the rules there are pretty strict and they’ll ban you the second they catch someone logging into multiple accounts from the same device. Plenty of people just cover different specialties under one account anyway. Just make your portfolio a bit more varied.

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