"Cloud Phone" performance on X (formerly Twitter)

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Hey all!

Cloud phone antidetect SaaS have been popping up, and I'm wondering if anyone here has any experience working with them. How do they perform when it comes to automating actions on X (formerly Twitter)? Are they any improvement over their slowly-depreciating browser alternatives?

Some notable examples: GeeLark, MoreLogin, DuoPlus, and MaxCloudPhone.
 
Honestly, that largely depends per user. Browser based is still mad effective far as I'm concerned. That said, these cloud phone antidetect tools are great for automating on X according to some of my mates. Consensus is split, but I haven't gotten around to actually determine which is better over the other objectively. At a glance and comparatively, I'd say they are better for mimicking real mobile behaviour which I'm sure is worth noting.
 
Unless you're doing work on something that has to be on the app like Snapchat etc an anti detect browser is still the way to go
 
Honestly, that largely depends per user. Browser based is still mad effective far as I'm concerned. That said, these cloud phone antidetect tools are great for automating on X according to some of my mates. Consensus is split, but I haven't gotten around to actually determine which is better over the other objectively. At a glance and comparatively, I'd say they are better for mimicking real mobile behaviour which I'm sure is worth noting.
Unless you're doing work on something that has to be on the app like Snapchat etc an anti detect browser is still the way to go
Interesting, we clearly have different experiences. Personally I've constantly ran into account suspensions, spam suspensions, platform manipulation suspensions, and more when using browser-based solutions.
 
Interesting, we clearly have different experiences. Personally I've constantly ran into account suspensions, spam suspensions, platform manipulation suspensions, and more when using browser-based solutions.
On a mobile proxy+anti detection browser setup? I can't remember the last time I had a suspension that wasn't directly tied to posted content. That said, it's one of those things where you just have to go for whichever method works best for you personally. I might look into cloud phones when I've got the time myself for the hell of it.
 
Hey all!

Cloud phone antidetect SaaS have been popping up, and I'm wondering if anyone here has any experience working with them. How do they perform when it comes to automating actions on X (formerly Twitter)? Are they any improvement over their slowly-depreciating browser alternatives?

Some notable examples: GeeLark, MoreLogin, DuoPlus, and MaxCloudPhone.
Although not X, I am using morelogin's cloud phone. I have created ins accounts and all were banned, then I tried to use their modelB and success, haven't encountered any problems so far.
only one problem, really depends on the network conditions:weep:
 
On a mobile proxy+anti detection browser setup? I can't remember the last time I had a suspension that wasn't directly tied to posted content. That said, it's one of those things where you just have to go for whichever method works best for you personally. I might look into cloud phones when I've got the time myself for the hell of it.
What mobile proxies and anti-detect browser setup are you currently using if you don't mind me asking?
 
I use USA mobile proxies with timed IP rotation and unlimited data (just in case). As for anti-detection browser, I alternate between Ads and Dolphin. Both proxy and anti-detect browser really comes down to what personally works for you so feel free to try out the available services and see what sticks.
 
Although not X, I am using morelogin's cloud phone. I have created ins accounts and all were banned, then I tried to use their modelB and success, haven't encountered any problems so far.
only one problem, really depends on the network conditions:weep:
What's your setup like? This could be a proxy issue
 
MoreLogin is fire for low-risk automation, but performance varies depending on the number of accounts you're running
 
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