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Omegle was anon chat room with very limited monthly visiting, Instagram is one of the largest social networks owned by Meta. It would be like comparing apples to bananas.
You mean warehouse to little store.

As said here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/do-you-think-python-will-be-the-most-used-programming-language-in-the-future-and-today.1561974/#post-17207721

Youtube isn't just a website. It's a large corporation. Omegle was created by an 18-year-old and was a much smaller entity. Some channels are as large as whole Omegle.

MrBeast is like whole Omegle plus his content is much more serious, so it's even more than whole Omegle. And that's just one channel.
`More users I guess, almost everyone has Instagram account but twitter isn't as popular.
Twitter too political and full of four chan content. Last time I saw fake bombing and someone reposted it here (game video posted as ww3 start). I got scared, reported it and the user probably got warned.
 
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I guess its your huge proxy network that makes Instagram easy for you and huge array of devices.
Guys who count every penny on (bad) proxies will not succeed.

Correct me if im wrong.
 
I guess its your huge proxy network that makes Instagram easy for you and huge array of devices.
Guys who count every penny on (bad) proxies will not succeed.

Correct me if im wrong.
True but these fools have to understand even 10 phones each with a sim card and LTE is enough to run a nice opertion up to $100 per day or any sum that'd give you nice savings in many countries. So it's maybe $400 for full setup and running it a month.

First do tests on one sim card though. Everyone has a smartphone these days.

If I had his farm right now, it wouldn't be easier for me as I don't have software prepared and a lot of stuff he has.

He has some knowledge I don't have. He's more invested into it. Look how many hours he does. He doesn't work a 9-5. He had an agency etc.

So his main advantage is 2 decades of experience, knowing in's and out's in tech. Second advatange is his full time approach that combined with his experience just make you feel like a small boy. He also has capital, both human capital, monetary capital. He's running it as a family business. I'm not joking.
 
I guess its your huge proxy network that makes Instagram easy for you and huge array of devices.
Guys who count every penny on (bad) proxies will not succeed.

Correct me if im wrong.
I'm afraid it has nothing to do with proxies or devices, just years of learning various stuff till level that you can kinda predict exploits by just checking how one or another social works.

For example - omegle had quite cool bot detection system in place, and it took me a couple of months to understand what exactly it was, I do remember the day I discovered it - I was standing in the shower and it simply hit me.

After that day I could run bots for about 2 years without getting banned at all, not a single domain banned and I could send direct links in chats too.
 
I'm afraid it has nothing to do with proxies or devices, just years of learning various stuff till level that you can kinda predict exploits by just checking how one or another social works.

For example - omegle had quite cool bot detection system in place, and it took me a couple of months to understand what exactly it was, I do remember the day I discovered it - I was standing in the shower and it simply hit me.

After that day I could run bots for about 2 years without getting banned at all, not a single domain banned and I could send direct links in chats too.
Many people are successful without finding glitches. But you naturally find them as your hours increase. Your scatter thoughts seem to make more sense with time. It's like, scatter thoughts become rational and make sense with experience. So nothing to worry about if you don't feel creative in the beginning. Attacking problem from many angles helps, that is, you can plan / engineer something, it will stimulate your brain a lot.

Even though in the beginning it seems engineering something for your project won't do much, while engineering, you suddenly notice some unobvious stuff and relations between things.

I would say, experience is a hack / unfair advantage in itself.

I like to engineer for fun. As it's in human nature to engineer and plan. For me doing it as a job ruins it and I'm not fruitful anymore. It could be still fun as a job if I had a proper job but this isn't so easy to find in tech. Best jobs are those you can control... and not blindly translate technical requirements to code. That's the boring part. But still a nice exercise if not done too much. I'd prefer 80% thinking and planning, 20% writing code.

A cool thing I found is how I can think of "ideal products". I sort of plan them in my head and then start searching for it on Amazon and in stores.
What's interesting, they kinda match my idea and I don't have to build them by myself. Some of these products are huge time savers and optimized tenfold compared to their default versions. Where is this good? In kitchen. You can cook meals for a whole day in 20 minutes with proper equipment and it will take only 5 minutes to clean. None of that will feel like a chore.
 
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I'm afraid it has nothing to do with proxies or devices, just years of learning various stuff till level that you can kinda predict exploits by just checking how one or another social works.

For example - omegle had quite cool bot detection system in place, and it took me a couple of months to understand what exactly it was, I do remember the day I discovered it - I was standing in the shower and it simply hit me.

After that day I could run bots for about 2 years without getting banned at all, not a single domain banned and I could send direct links in chats too.

Could you share any specific data? Even if it's about something outdated. I've also had moments like the one you mentioned in the shower. For example, on one of the servers where I used to spam, I spent months and months sending non-clickable links and using strange fonts in the texts. One day when I was bored, I simply discovered that I could register users on a page they had somewhat hidden, and voila, I could now send clickable links. There was no restriction on messages per minute, and besides replying to messages, I could also start conversations, etc.

I've also spent many sleepless nights trying to figure out where the bans were coming from. I believe the most stressful years of my life were when I was with the chatbots. The constant cat-and-mouse game was exhausting.

The positive aspect of all that, beyond the economic performance it had, I believe, was the knowledge I acquired - albeit forcibly - about things like IPs, proxies, fingerprints, etc.

Naturally, I've always enjoyed bypassing restrictions on things. My earliest memory of something like this, I couldn't even say at what age it was, I was really VERY young, was with my mother at a train station. I pressed a button on a vending machine, and a can came out. I pressed it again, and another came out. By the third time, my mother noticed what I was doing and dragged me away from the machine xD

And in adulthood, even before any online business, I was already doing things like this, for example, taking advantage of promotions. I spent a whole summer eating free pizza (and all my friends and family too) because I discovered that a certain chain had a promotion where if you entered an email, you got a spin on a roulette wheel where you could win a free pizza. I spent a week creating Gmail accounts and getting free pizza codes. I had a .txt file filled with free pizza codes.

Even to this day, I still do these things. It used to drive my ex-girlfriend crazy because between resetting the IP, clearing history, new gmail, new account, etc., it takes an extra 15-20 minutes to order dinner. And even if you save 70% off the price, if you're hungry, it's annoying xD
 
Even to this day, I still do these things. It used to drive my ex-girlfriend crazy because between resetting the IP, clearing history, new gmail, new account, etc., it takes an extra 15-20 minutes to order dinner. And even if you save 70% off the price, if you're hungry, it's annoying xD
And then it fails 5 times in a row. You spent an hour trying to do that...

Then you stop doing that and they send you 50% discount for 5 orders.

And you realize savings on pizza don't matter as much if you just build a well-planned kitchen with proper devices.

So I would recommend engineering your kitchen and organizing life before. You'll have better quality protein as you'll eat more meat instead of cheese.

Organization and planning is like a hack compared to chaos and lack of plans.

Well I haven't planned anything on weekend and I'm just bragging about organization skills. I am a hypocrite hehe. Though this thread is 50 pages long, so ain't nobody gon' notice.
 
No, but its decent network.
Sorry if i'm bothering you but i really need your input about this if possible please.

In your opinion is this setup (android + node js +appium) enough to automate big social media like Instagram or we should use iPhone instead ?

Right now i'm running 21 accounts in one android phone as to test without problem so far, do you think this is worth scaling ?

Any advice please

thanks in advance!
 
This is way superior to android.

But hey, if you have already working setup, then why not try to scale it.

For Instagram biggest problems will be follows and like actions, everything else should be fine if you can run 100/day follows for let's say 30 days in a row.
 
This is way superior to android.

But hey, if you have already working setup, then why not try to scale it.

For Instagram biggest problems will be follows and like actions, everything else should be fine if you can run 100/day follows for let's say 30 days in a row.
thank you so much really i mean it, i love this forum, still can't believe that i'm getting advice from 20 year of experience for free.
have a nice day!
 
thank you so much really i mean it, i love this forum, still can't believe that i'm getting advice from 20 year of experience for free.
have a nice day!
tbh in the forum and bh marketing as such I have less than 4 year experience (:
 
Do you reverse engineer the api of the IOS or Android app? There seems to always be a difference in what they send from my little testing. I always have the feeling the android app send far more data to the servers of google and the app makers which makes it harder to bot.

Do you think IOS or Android reverse engineering will make a big difference?

Any tips with reverse engineering? I am using HTTP toolkit + frida now.
 
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Do you reverse engineer the api of the IOS or Android app? There seems to always be a difference in what they send from my little testing. I always have the feeling the android app send far more data to the servers of google and the app makers which makes it harder to bot.
Worked with both.

Do you think IOS or Android reverse engineering will make a big difference?
Yes

Any tips with reverse engineering? I am using HTTP toolkit + frida now.
Research TLS fingerprints https://tls.peet.ws/api/all, http/3 and QUIC.
 
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