Instagram account creation

[yellowmoonSui]

So I've programmed an Instagram tool including the possibility to create accounts with web requests.
However I can't create accounts anymore since a few weeks and always get a signup block.
I use a different User Agents for every account creation request and have tried sevaral new IPs (proxys).
Is there anything else instagram is logging besides user agents and IP that could cause that problem?

 

[driulis]

Your tool may be leaving a footprint - it is acting like a tool and not a human. Also, your proxies may have been flagged. Many reasons and no one can answer without seeing the tool.

 

[yellowmoonSui]

Your tool may be leaving a footprint - it is acting like a tool and not a human. Also, your proxies may have been flagged. Many reasons and no one can answer without seeing the tool.

It's a simple webrequest, nothing more. With exactly the same params as if you created one with the app manually. That's why I don't get what the difference should be between an actual user or my tool. Dunno what the footprint may be

 

[BrotherJoseph]

The Best way is to create them manually, use premium proxies and not public ones and avoid usernames like "dfzigfziegf".

 

[kirakka]

Guys please dont responde to new users asking these kinda questions. He is a developer and dont know about footprints and dont know the difference between his tool and human pattern? seems odd..

IG may be reading our threads or signing up and learning what we doing...Just my 2cents..

 

[GenesisOne]

Guys please dont responde to new users asking these kinda questions. He is a developer and dont know about footprints and dont know the difference between his tool and human pattern? seems odd..

IG may be reading our threads or signing up and learning what we doing...Just my 2cents..

I don't believe that IG is in total control of what they are doing.
They are penalizing accounts that haven't used any kind of tricks without reason.
Nevertheless everyone is just guessing and those doing well wont let you know.

 

[Frenzied]

Instagram uses logging requests to confirm accounts being created.

 

[Jibri Wright]

So I've programmed an Instagram tool including the possibility to create accounts with web requests.
However I can't create accounts anymore since a few weeks and always get a signup block.
I use a different User Agents for every account creation request and have tried sevaral new IPs (proxys).
Is there anything else instagram is logging besides user agents and IP that could cause that problem?

IG is able to tell if you spoofed your User-Agent or not because of the properties of your browser. For example press Ctrl+Shift+I on your keyboard and type in "navigator.platform" in the console. You'll notice that it returns "Win32". On an android phone this property returns "Linux i686". There are multiple other properties that they can pull, so you have to know how to spoof all of your browser properties as well. Not just the user agent.

 

[Jibri Wright]

It's a simple webrequest, nothing more. With exactly the same params as if you created one with the app manually. That's why I don't get what the difference should be between an actual user or my tool. Dunno what the footprint may be

If you're using barebones HTTP requests it's not that you're leaving a footprint. Rather, it's a lack of a footprint that's the issue. Almost every modern browser in existence runs JavaScript from a webpage and the issue with barebones HTTP requests is that they don't run the JavaScript from the page downloaded from the server. This is also a huge red flag for Instagram and the reason a lot of the automation tools for Instagram nowadays are so easily identified. When making an account, Instagram is especially anal about taking a footprint on the client, so you have to find a way to let them without being detected.