Prevent Badoo Multi-Account Association

Each Badoo account runs in its own isolated cloud phone with a distinct device fingerprint, dedicated IP, and separate app data. This ensures Badoo sees them as independent users, preventing cross-account detection.

There’s no fixed cap. DuoPlus can support 2, 5, or even 10+ accounts, each assigned unique device details and IP routes. Whether you’re expanding to new regions or testing different profiles, accounts remain fully isolated.

No worries—suspension of one account won’t affect the others. Thanks to full isolation, you can simply create a new account in a fresh DuoPlus environment and continue using your remaining accounts without interruption.

Not if you use them responsibly. Shadowbans usually happen due to spammy actions or policy violations, not just multi-account use. By following Badoo’s community rules and using DuoPlus’s independent environments, your accounts stay safe.

Yes. DuoPlus encrypts all data, and each account’s chats, profile info, and credentials are stored in its own environment. There’s no cross-access between accounts, and DuoPlus does not share your data with third parties.

Absolutely. DuoPlus lets you assign specific regional IPs per account—for example, one profile in New York and another in London. This matches local recommendations and makes each account look like a real user in that area.

Take it slow: let the cloud phone run a few minutes first, then complete your profile step by step. Add a couple of real photos, write a proper bio, and avoid bulk actions early on. This natural activity helps accounts warm up safely.

Yes. You can create snapshots of your DuoPlus cloud phones to save the entire state (including Badoo data), or use Badoo’s built-in chat backup to email or cloud storage. Both methods work seamlessly inside DuoPlus.

Yes, via scheduled tasks. For instance, you can set reminders like ‘update profile photo at 8 PM’ or ‘send greetings to new matches at 10 AM’. DuoPlus executes these as if done manually, helping you stay active without triggering automation flags.

Focus on variety and realism: use different photos and bios, stagger activity across times, and avoid repetitive patterns. Send genuine messages, browse profiles naturally, and mix in breaks—this makes accounts look like real people, not bots.