Well when I got permanently banned for calling someone regarded, I waited over 8 months before I created a new account with a software that supposedly emulates a different PC hardware and Linux OS and I used that software for 2 weeks to get some random cookies and stuff to make sure reddit doesn't think I'm a bot, I even restarted my modem to get a completely different IP address (and I didn't use any VPN as it detects that if you do and you are automatically flagged).

Then I created a new account and barely used it to do anything, only liked and commented on a few generic posts to ensure it doesn't track my subreddit to my old account and still I got banned on the 3rd day for ban evasion.

I don't know what the fuck they use to detect that, but holy shit, that is incredibly good, atleast against a basic ban evader like me.

inhales

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK REDDIT

Don’t use it

I am sorry, but I believe it's impossible For years, they don't respond, and I still have no idea why and when I got shadow-banned myself:
- https://lemmy.world/comment/21676673

It might be their automation system at the start of them trying "AI" and I got into a list by a mistake, yet no one ever cared or will care.
There were at least ~340 Euro I invested into the account at Reddit giving awards mostly, and a few NFT avatars, and for what?
I lost hope in Reddit, and won't consider their support or anything serious from that point, unfortunately...

Opinion: If a service doesn't want you, stop using it and look for alternatives. Maybe it is for your own good.

The EFF has an informative page about tracking and fingerprinting: https://firstpartysimulator.net/

Right now you are like Obelix. You need to find out how Reddit sees through your disguise and become more skillful.

Don't. Take a break. Touch grass.