How the free daily limit works, and what “Daily limit reached” means
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The free plan deletes up to 50 items a day on each account. It is Unpost’s own allowance: when you reach it, it is Unpost that stops the run, not the platform.
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When a run uses up the last of the 50
The run stops and the result reads Free daily limit reached. As the screen says, this is Unpost’s own allowance, not a limit from the platform, and your account is fine. Everything deleted so far stays deleted, and the list below shows which selections were not finished. Upgrade Now opens the Subscription tab; Back to Home returns to Main.
Di aplikasi Result
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When it resets
The allowance is back to 50 the next day. The day changes at midnight UTC, which is a different time of day where you live: the evening in the Americas, the small hours in Europe and the Middle East, the morning in Asia; and the new count loads when Unpost starts, so if it was already open, close it completely and open it again. The count belongs to the account, not to your phone, so removing the account and adding it again, or reinstalling Unpost, doesn’t reset it.
Perlu diketahui
- Reddit has no daily cap. The Free Daily number under a Reddit account still counts down, but a Reddit run is never stopped by it, and Daily limit reached never opens for Reddit.
- A platform’s own pause is something else: the result reads Paused by and the platform’s name. See What to do when a platform pauses your cleanup.
- Premium removes the cap on every account at once. Already Premium and still see Daily limit reached? Open the Subscription tab and tap Restore (see How to upgrade, restore or cancel Premium).
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