GitHub | 2FA | Mail | 5+ months

Recommendations for reducing the risk of bans and other restrictions:

• Logging in from an IP address matching the registration region reduces the risk of additional checks. Avoid suspicious/public IPs. Use only clean and verified proxies, as well as an anti-detect browser.
• Warm up the account and imitate real user activity: create or fork a repository, add a README, make several commits, star popular projects, and follow other users. The behavior should look “human”.
• Do not start active work immediately. Warm up and set up the profile for your tasks for at least the first 3–5 days. Do not run mass scripts, parsers, or automation without warming up.
• Avoid sudden activity spikes. It is better to change the password, email, security settings, and 2FA gradually — for example, one parameter per day.
• Do not publish or distribute content that violates GitHub rules — this will lead to account blocking and project removal.

And do not forget about behavioral factors. Act like a regular developer, not like a bot or malicious user. GitHub is a highly moderated platform. Violations may lead to instant blocking. And remember, do not use the account for fraud or deception - this is illegal.