[Question] Graphene OS Twitter Farm

[FriesInTheBag]

I am currently trying to scale Twitter accounts for my social media agency. I'm using GrapheneOS and was using another phone hotspot to create accounts. As you can imagine, this didn't go to well after a few accounts.
If anyone could guide me in the right direction. I think buying proxies, buying an aged Gmail, or creating emails on each user profile with new proxies independently. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated

 

[brucesidewalk]

What do you mean didn't go well mate?

 

[musei]

I’m guessing you created all those accounts on a single IP? Or did you change the IP/proxy of the iPhone which you’re using as a hotspot?

 

[FriesInTheBag]

What do you mean didn't go well mate?

Started getting the check network on the create password screen. So i was getting flagged.

I’m guessing you created all those accounts on a single IP? Or did you change the IP/proxy of the iPhone which you’re using as a hotspot?

I'm assuming it was the same ip even tho i put my phone in airplane mode and re-enabled hotspot for the pixel. Looks like it it's time to start using proxies

You're already on the right track thinking about GrapheneOS, proxies, and separating profiles. Here's a quick breakdown to stay under the radar:

1 account per IP/device Don’t reuse IPs or device fingerprints. Use high-quality residential or ISP proxies for each account.

Proper antidetect setup Tools like Incogniton, AdsPower, or GoLogin with unique user agents and disabled WebRTC help a lot.

Aged Gmail helps Aged and verified Gmail accounts have higher trust. If you're creating new ones, make sure you use proxies from the start.

Avoid patterns Usernames, bios, profile pics all need to look unique and natural.

Warm up accounts – Don’t start posting or following aggressively. Do light, human-like actions for a few days first.

Scaling on X (Twitter) is tougher these days, but totally doable if you go slow and mimic real behavior.

Got it i will test this setup tonight thankyou

 

[musei]

I'm assuming it was the same ip even tho i put my phone in airplane mode and re-enabled hotspot for the pixel. Looks like it it's time to start using proxies

Yeah, just enabling/disabling airplane mode isn’t sufficient enough - you need to use proxies and properly rotate them based on account usage. When using proxies make sure you’re buying clean IPs - many of which are sold tend to be already flagged.

 

[suavestamp]

I am currently trying to scale Twitter accounts for my social media agency. I'm using GrapheneOS and was using another phone hotspot to create accounts. As you can imagine, this didn't go to well after a few accounts.
If anyone could guide me in the right direction. I think buying proxies, buying an aged Gmail, or creating emails on each user profile with new proxies independently. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated

For scaling Twitter accounts, using quality proxies is key >> residential or mobile proxies work best. Buying aged Gmail accounts can help, but creating new emails with unique proxies for each profile is often safer. Also, avoid using the same device or IP too much.

 

[imccafey]

There's already solid advice posted so to add, if you're particular about reusing the same device or cloning setups, you'll want to randomise your Android ID or Twitter may still pick up on it. You could use Inspeckage (it's on Github) or other custom scripts to help audit and tweak device fingerprinting further. Especially useful when you're properly scaling up. Be mindful of your session isolation and as much as possible align your proxy location with your device's settings (timezone, language, etc.)