Simulate Android phone and Antidetect

[Ahmirof]

Hi everyone,

It seems that many platforms have become much better at detecting antidetect browsers and Android emulators. For some personal use cases, I need to create Gmail accounts and then use Google login to register on a specific website.

Right now, my workflow involves creating accounts using three different Android phones. From my experience, using a real Android phone without a proxy is the most reliable method. However, the limitation of only having three devices makes it difficult to create more than 5–6 accounts per day.

I’ve tried various Android emulators and antidetect browsers, but they all seem to get flagged easily. Even if I verify the accounts, they often get banned later. Unfortunately, buying more physical phones isn’t a practical solution for me, so I’m looking for a software-based alternative.
I've already tested most well-known emulators, but none have worked. Does anyone have experience with a working method or tool that can help in this scenario? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
* I have the ChatGPT answer
Thanks in advance!

 

[matawalleyayikokari]

GoLogin and Multilogin, I'll try these tools to see if they can help me reduce the risk of being tested. I also pay attention to simulating real user behavior to ensure that the account is not suspected.

 

[Ahmirof]

GoLogin and Multilogin, I'll try these tools to see if they can help me reduce the risk of being tested. I also pay attention to simulating real user behavior to ensure that the account is not suspected.

I tried all these

 

[Kuzno]

Check for ZennoDroid from Zennoposter team it is Android apps emulator, which can help for automation.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Might be too obvious but you could buy a couple more devices!

 

[Grossfive3]

If you're using an antidetect browser (you can check out Hidemyacc, Dolphin Anty, etc.) with proxies, the first thing is to make sure your proxy is clean. Best is residential IPv4. And of course, you’ll need a good SMS OTP service too. Not all of them work well with Gmail, so choosing a reliable OTP provider is just as important as your proxy or browser setup. But honestly, if using real phones is working well for you, then maybe the safest and most reliable way is just to get a few more devices

Please can you refer any good SMS OTP service

 

[PolskiKrot]

Why are you wasting your time with regular Google accounts? Buy corporate ones, you can log in to any site through your account.

 

[D&K]

Why are you wasting your time with regular Google accounts? Buy corporate ones, you can log in to any site through your account.

That's ture

 

[Ahmirof]

Why are you wasting your time with regular Google accounts? Buy corporate ones, you can log in to any site through your account.

I never thought about that, but what will happen with "login by google", and would you please explain more about this idea because i never used the corporate ones

 

[PolskiKrot]

There are corporate Google Workspace accounts with limited access to services, email does not work on them, but it is possible to log in through Google to any application. They are very cheap, from 3 cents per piece. You can try to make a Workspace account yourself and not pay for it, and then try to log in to any site. I checked on the Apollo website, everything worked

 

[GigiroCoco]

I tried using the browser MultiloginPro and passed the fingerprint tests for iphey and Pixelscan.

 

[gigateub]

I tried using the browser MultiloginPro and passed the fingerprint tests for iphey and Pixelscan.

all your posts are about multilogin...