I can say I am very experienced in this faking browser and stuff, I have done a lot of research, failing deliberately and not so deliberately at times, to test what goes.
And my reviews stick, they do not get deleted. Because every one person apart from a handful on this forum always say yeah no problem, I can do TP reviews etc, but gues what, they cannot. I will not give away the hard earned secrets on how I do it just like that, and it would be pointless as things constantly chance anyway, but: here some tips:
- Theres a hierachry of opponents, if you think you can fool microsoft on a MS machine, you are fooling yourself, MS is not an OS system first, its a corporate security framework first, if they want, they are harder to beat than google, they control your OS, the good thing is, they do not care so long it does not cost them(IE stealing product key for MS suite or azure tokens)
- If you wanna cheat google with fake google reviews, stuff regarding or requiring continious access to gmails, doing things in browser, you will have a hard, hard time
- Next layer is trustpilot, facebook, tripadvisor etc, this is possible, but must be meticulous, they use fingerprintJS or anti fraud stuff based on it with additional measures, still no joke , you can never have the same screen resolution, webrtc, anything during various session, do not underestimate this, ever.
- Affiliate forums, they have some less invasive canvas checks and if you can dance with Trustpilot, you will eat these for breakfast, but do not believe a bit random emails and a VPN will do the trick.
This stuff is harder than people make it out to be, it requires a lot and deep understanding of software architecture, "Can I use a mobile proxy from a PC device?" Certainly, you could also mount square wheels on a car, but it is not optimal and will only work for so long.
It is a fair question, there will be further questions, can I impersonate a laptop from a mobile phone etc, its part of the learning journey, but think of it this way, you need something at the OS level, something turning the data into noise or blocking it right there, like returning CPU or GPU data...but do you know how a website can check if youre mobile or not? From a web server request? Simply by checking if touch event is available.
A word of advice for residential and mobile proxies, double check them, if they leak anything, scrap them and delete the provide from your contacts, better mark as red flag. If the proxies are made with dongles, they arew not serious buinesspeople.
Thank me later.
