SafwonWith_AI

The Chinese community has reverse-engineered Claude's account banning mechanism. Here's what they've discovered: Claude uses a points system. Accounts receive an initial score upon registration, then gain or lose points based on behavior. Falling below the threshold results in a direct ban. Recovering points is very difficult. Factors affecting scores: Registration > A clean IP is the most important factor. It doesn't have to be residential broadband, but it must be clean. > Gmail is no longer the optimal choice; there are email services with higher weight. > Accounts that prompt for KYC right upon registration can be discarded. > Registering via the mobile app adds points. Payment > Subscribing immediately after registration deducts points. > Jumping straight to Max deducts a large amount of points. It's best to wait two days and subscribe to Pro first. > Being prompted for KYC during payment indicates the account is in a review period, but it won't necessarily get banned. > Foreign entity bank cards add points. Google Play works too. Virtual cards deduct points. Usage > Don't exhaust the limit in one go. It's better to rotate between two accounts than to max out one. > The desktop client gives a small points boost. Use the web version as little as possible. > The mobile app also gives a small points boost. > Enabling the memory feature adds points. The more memory files, the higher the score. IP and Device > Stability is key. Don't switch IPs; stick to the same one as much as possible. > Proxies must be in global mode with TUN enabled. > Logging in from multiple devices deducts a large amount of points. The ideal setup is one computer, one client. > Frequent IP changes, frequent logins, and high concurrency all deduct a large amount of points. Account Age > Old accounts have huge leeway for errors. 2023 accounts clearly score higher. > Scores grow over time, but very slowly. Other > No difference between Windows and macOS. Linux deducts points. > Time zone and language have basically no impact. You won't get banned just for using Beijing time. > Telling Claude you're Chinese is fine; memory won't trigger a ban. > Heavy use of Fable deducts points. > Upgrading to Max likely puts you in an observation period, unless it's a high-weight old account. Observation Period and Banning > When nearing the threshold, the account may enter an observation period. A typical sign is getting logged out. > Continuing to deduct points during the observation period leads to a ban. > High-score accounts can survive multiple observation periods. Follow me to learn how the services you use every day really work behind the scenes. Follow @rakib_hossen_ai for more content like this