Why don’t various promotion, automation, and click services close immediately?

Question

Automation

There are all sorts of cheaters on instagram, auto-lifters on bulletin boards .... etc. Why
are a) none of them hiding? And they work the way they will wrap and click - is this in the order of things?
b) why do some of them still close? "we got a warning from instagram and now we're closing."
Just a warning?
c) I accept payment through, for example, Yandex money. Is it legal for Yandex Money to accept payments from such services?
It turns out that **all** of them work just as long as they work - until Instagram or another service that they automate or load takes over them?

Answer 1

a) none of them are hiding? And they work the way they will wrap and click - is this in the order of things?

Why should they hide? They don't do anything illegal.
Violation of the rules for using the service is not an illegal act, but only a violation of the rules of the service. And it is this service that can somehow fight at its discretion. If he wants.
For example, there is less profitability of this service for customers. What's wrong with Instagram, I have no idea.
Yes, legal.
In general, everything works just as long as it works. Including the same message boards, if the service is unprofitable, it will be closed.

Answer 2

b) why do some of them still close? "we got a warning from instagram and now we're closing."

it's just that someone knows how to find workarounds to continue, and someone closes.
Naturally, we are talking about technical circumventions of restrictions and avoiding mass bans.

Answer 3

It is costly for resources to keep people looking for cheaters. Therefore, all sorts of statistical methods are used that signal that a certain threshold of suspicion has been reached, and then already - a ban