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END GOAL

The end goal is to have VA's in the Philippines access these dating profiles and swipe for me without these profiles being flagged/banned.

I will also be logged into to these accounts from my phone in the U.S. For reference: I have the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra & was going to have them use the BlueStacks Android Emulator.

Any other alternatives or better ways of doing this are also welcome & appreciated.


HERE IS MY PLAN:
I will setup a mobile proxy. The VA's in the Philippines will be using an android emulator on their computer to access these dating sites.

Questions:
But this is what I don't get. The location may be similar due to the mobile proxy but isn't the device different with a different device id.

Will this look suspicious and cause any sort of flagging/banning from dating apps?

Or within the android emulator, is setting the device model to the same phone as me enough?
This will not get the device id to change but may make it look like they are using the same phone as me.


Is this enough or do I need them to have the same device id as me? If I do need them to have the same device id as me, how do I do this?

Anything I missed that I should know? Any other solutions/ideas/betters ways of doing this are all welcome.

Thank you.
 
why not, samsung phone >> connected to your pc >>> emulator shows your mobile phone on your own pc >>> va handles it via teamviewer.

Much more safe. Also, sometime you want to fire va, just change teamviewer password and va is disconnected.
 
In this case, using an Android emulator with a similar device model as yours may help to avoid being flagged or banned by the dating apps. Changing the device ID to match yours could be more complex and may raise suspicions. It's essential to consider the level of risk involved in altering the device ID. Keep in mind that different dating apps have varying levels of security measures in place, so it may be beneficial to test this method cautiously to see if it works effectively without causing any issues.
 
why not, samsung phone >> connected to your pc >>> emulator shows your mobile phone on your own pc >>> va handles it via teamviewer.

Much more safe. Also, sometime you want to fire va, just change teamviewer password and va is disconnected.
I appreciate the advice. But isn't the problem with this that it isn't scalable?
 
why do you think its not scalable? you are thinking you will need multiple pc /teamviewer?
why do you think its not scalable? you are thinking you will need multiple pc /teamviewer?
Would you have to buy a new phone for every person and consistently unlock it for them? And what do you mean by samsung phone connected to your pc? And how can you connect multiple phones to a pc?
 
END GOAL

The end goal is to have VA's in the Philippines access these dating profiles and swipe for me without these profiles being flagged/banned.

I will also be logged into to these accounts from my phone in the U.S. For reference: I have the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra & was going to have them use the BlueStacks Android Emulator.

Any other alternatives or better ways of doing this are also welcome & appreciated.


HERE IS MY PLAN:
I will setup a mobile proxy. The VA's in the Philippines will be using an android emulator on their computer to access these dating sites.

Questions:
But this is what I don't get. The location may be similar due to the mobile proxy but isn't the device different with a different device id.

Will this look suspicious and cause any sort of flagging/banning from dating apps?

Or within the android emulator, is setting the device model to the same phone as me enough?
This will not get the device id to change but may make it look like they are using the same phone as me.


Is this enough or do I need them to have the same device id as me? If I do need them to have the same device id as me, how do I do this?

Anything I missed that I should know? Any other solutions/ideas/betters ways of doing this are all welcome.

Thank you.
Advanced Option: Use a Device Farm
- Services like **HeadSpin**, **Genymobile Cloud**, or setting up your own **private mobile device farm** (via Android Debug Bridge and USB hubs) let you control real U.S.-based phones remotely.
- Expensive, but highly scalable and hard to detect.
 
Yes, just using a mobile proxy and an emulator like BlueStacks can end up flagging you.

Even if you use the same phone model, the device ID is still different — and that counts.

If you want to do it right:

Better to use a real phone with a 4G proxy

Or let the VA control your device via TeamViewer

Emulators are easier to detect, so use them carefully

Want to scale? You'll need more real devices or a better remote control system.
 
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