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I wrote a mass account-creator bot for Instagram and after it had created about 10 accounts, I started receiving "Sign up error, please try again later". I figured this was a MAC ban (since I was using a list of elite proxies), so I changed my MAC address and, no dice. Then I started using a rotating proxy (elite IPs only), and now, all my accounts were ALMOST being created. Right after asking for age, it would show another "Sign up error, please try again later", but I noticed that if I clicked try again, it would say the username was already in use, so was the email.
So I try to log in on one of the newly created accounts and turns out, they had instantly been banned.
So, I had changed MAC address, IP, I also tried restarting my router to see if the proxies were the problem, I even tried creating the new account manually but no matter what I did, I was still getting the same error(s).
I started getting a little frustrated and was SURE I could figure this out. Maybe Instagram had some algorithm where it logs the entire UA (user-agent) and somehow maps it with potential matches and then determines if this was a "high risk" registration.
SO, I tried running an Android emulator (completely fresh IP) to see if I could manually create an account, surely there would be no fingerprints by now (???)
I also tried using BlueStacks (which is just another emulator). No dice.
SIGN UP ERROR. Please try again later.
Is anyone willing to point me in the right direction as to what fingerprints Instagram could POSSIBLY find on me at this point?
EDIT: I'm creating accounts using new email addresses, not phone numbers.
So I try to log in on one of the newly created accounts and turns out, they had instantly been banned.
So, I had changed MAC address, IP, I also tried restarting my router to see if the proxies were the problem, I even tried creating the new account manually but no matter what I did, I was still getting the same error(s).
I started getting a little frustrated and was SURE I could figure this out. Maybe Instagram had some algorithm where it logs the entire UA (user-agent) and somehow maps it with potential matches and then determines if this was a "high risk" registration.
SO, I tried running an Android emulator (completely fresh IP) to see if I could manually create an account, surely there would be no fingerprints by now (???)
I also tried using BlueStacks (which is just another emulator). No dice.
SIGN UP ERROR. Please try again later.
Is anyone willing to point me in the right direction as to what fingerprints Instagram could POSSIBLY find on me at this point?
EDIT: I'm creating accounts using new email addresses, not phone numbers.
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