Has anyone noticed a difference in reach between different iPhones?

[genod]

I'm in the process of buying iPhones to set up a phone farm for IG reels accounts.

My question is : has anyone noticed a difference in reaching non-followers through IG reels with different iPhones?
For example some people in one of the communities I'm in suspect that iPhones 12s have better results then iPhones X/Xr.

I'd like to hear some of your thoughts so that I can choose between between paying a bit more for iPhones 12s and buying normal iPhones X/Xr.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Why do you buy iPhones? Do you listen to other people and then feel lost making unusual conclusions?
That's an error on many levels.

I didn't find any benefit from using an iPhone.
What other people say rarely works for me.
You can spot 5 - 10 psychological traps in such thinking.

It's this:
- Confirmation bias - not objectively evaluating if this belief has any merit
- Correlation vs. causation fallacy - not considering other factors like content quality, posting times, or algorithmic variations
- Anecdotal evidence - "people in one of the communities"
- Overgeneralization - extrapolating limited observations to draw broad conclusions about the performance of specific iPhone models
- Sunk cost fallacy - investing more money into newer iPhone models based on an unproven assumption, potentially throwing good money after bad
- Illusion of control - believing that choosing a specific iPhone model will significantly influence reach, when Instagram's algorithms and content quality are likely much more important factors
- Groupthink - potentially being influenced by the collective beliefs of a community rather than thinking critically and independently
- False dichotomy - presenting the choice as it is only between iPhone 12s and iPhone X/XR, without considering other possibilities or questioning the premise entirely
- Magical thinking - attributing special powers to certain iPhone models without a logical basis, similar to superstitious beliefs.

And then whole life living this way... people then ask why there's so much suffering in the world. This gives a clear answer.

 

[genod]

Why do you buy iPhones? Do you listen to other people and then feel lost making unusual conclusions?
That's an error on many levels.

I didn't find any benefit from using an iPhone.
What other people say rarely works for me.
You can spot 5 - 10 psychological traps in such thinking.

It's this:
- Confirmation bias - not objectively evaluating if this belief has any merit
- Correlation vs. causation fallacy - not considering other factors like content quality, posting times, or algorithmic variations
- Anecdotal evidence - "people in one of the communities"
- Overgeneralization - extrapolating limited observations to draw broad conclusions about the performance of specific iPhone models
- Sunk cost fallacy - investing more money into newer iPhone models based on an unproven assumption, potentially throwing good money after bad
- Illusion of control - believing that choosing a specific iPhone model will significantly influence reach, when Instagram's algorithms and content quality are likely much more important factors
- Groupthink - potentially being influenced by the collective beliefs of a community rather than thinking critically and independently
- False dichotomy - presenting the choice as it is only between iPhone 12s and iPhone X/XR, without considering other possibilities or questioning the premise entirely
- Magical thinking - attributing special powers to certain iPhone models without a logical basis, similar to superstitious beliefs.

And then whole life living this way... people then ask why there's so much suffering in the world. This gives a clear answer.

I hope for your sake this is AI generated

 

[OccultKingdoms]

I tested this "theory" about 20 times with different phones.
The result was exactly the same on each device and every platform.
It's simply what it is, small scale test without big enough sample and ignoring many variables.

I'm working with 30+ variables plus each variable has 3 - 5 sub-variables. And this one is bs.
One might mask something related to fingerprinting by constantly switching devices / models while being in the same location, but changing locations is the king. PPC blows that stuff out of the water any day still - 10 clicks for 1 cent, instantly.

 

[FrennyJay99]

yes it does. depends on content and hhow unique your content is

 

[genod]

Anyone else that could give insight?

 

[genod]

Try to get PC instead and use rdp or proxies to operate your Instagram for mass outreach or you can get iphone 12s or choice

Nah I do everything by hand

 

[vegasmaister]

I didn't see this happen . I think is same for all phones

 

[EJ Growth]

What I have seen are soft blocks on devices where changing the account into a a new fresh device + 4G conection the block disappears. In terms of content i think there aren't real evidences that shows that is possible to have more changes to reach more new non followers

 

[Manual Growth]

I dont see any logic or reasonable explaination in this, all I can say is reach can be high in average android phones too, This variable doesn't seem applicable to me.

 

[genod]

I dont see any logic or reasonable explaination in this, all I can say is reach can be high in average android phones too, This variable doesn't seem applicable to me.

The logic would be that since later iphones are more expensive, phone farms would buy old iphones models to save money, so IG would give a lower trust score to those...