And i already tryied pretty everythings with desktop, finger print spoofing, Appium, custom emulator etc, at end always detected.
You did everything wrong, so now you know what not to do.
All you need to do is simplify this process. Remove all that nonsense that a student algorithm can detect and use what a normal person would do.
I made an account on TikTok using a free VPN + gmail account and it works the same way as an account made using a mobile proxy.
Experiment and do notes about results. Test 1 thing at a time. Always work on default chrome browser on Windows (most popular browser in the world) or MacOs. You can do iPhones, but I can't see any advantage of that.
If you listen to other people about what works and what doesn't, that's an error.
Point is we have different goal.
Doubt it. Both you and I want to get financial freedom. The only thing that matters is how we can make it easier.
I found the easiest way is to use paid ads, search and simply be patient. If something fails, re-test some things and once views / purchases come, repeat to the limit.
My goal here is not to "crack the algorithm" or something. For that I can just do a simple ideation but breaking it from technical side isn't the source of money. The money comes from orders of customers.
I am not working as a hacker / reverse engineer. I only care about long term business. If I don't get it to run long term, it's pointless for me.
These guys are chiness and invest millions for we ain't do that, not that easy like facebook or other.
Facebook is harder to use than TikTok.
You don't get anything instant on facebook. It requires as much patience as a good SEO campaign.
They don't invest jackshit to battle spammers.
In fact they made an app called "CapCut" and "TikTok".
And CapCut lets a person cheat on TikTok skipping captcha etc.
The company is called "ByteDance".
All they're doing is they're collecting massive amount of data and selling to advertisers.
You're doing something odd on their platform hence they see you as suspicious.
For example, if you include certain keywords in your content, titles, descriptions, you get takedowns.
Reasons of failure are completely elsewhere than in "mobile phones". It's all about you trying to act as a spammer instead of running a normal campaign.