Antidetect browser effectiveness

[omerseme8]

With so many antidetect browsers available now, have you noticed any decrease in effectiveness compared to a few years ago? How does it compare to cloud phones like duoplus, geelark etc?

 

[zototsu]

Platforms have gotten way better at spotting patterns like identical fonts, canvas fingerprints, or odd IP/device mismatches. So simply using AD browsers isn’t really sufficient anymore, it’s all about being able to generate good fingerprints to ensure acc longevity.

 

[omerseme8]

Platforms have gotten way better at spotting patterns like identical fonts, canvas fingerprints, or odd IP/device mismatches. So simply using AD browsers isn’t really sufficient anymore, it’s all about being able to generate good fingerprints to ensure acc longevity.

the purpose of AD is to generate fingerprints so your message isn't making much sense?

 

[zototsu]

the purpose of AD is to generate fingerprints so your message isn't making much sense?

AD browsers generate device fingerprints, not account/cookies fingerprints. You’ll still need to make sure your browsers cookies are properly warmed.

 

[thebeastnetwork]

Antidetect browsers still do the job but it feels like detection methods are getting sharper. Cloud phones offer more flexibility but come with higher costs and sometimes slower speeds. It really depends on what you need.

 

[code API]

for small scale stuff (5-10 accounts) antidetect still solid... but if you're running 100+ accounts, cloud phones or actual device farms are the only way... just depends if you're trying to make beer money or build an empire

 

[omerseme8]

for small scale stuff (5-10 accounts) antidetect still solid... but if you're running 100+ accounts, cloud phones or actual device farms are the only way... just depends if you're trying to make beer money or build an empire

why would it work for 5-10 accounts but not 100+? Also cloudphones seems to be android emulators with some patches that make them less detectable for certain sites/apps

 

[xiaoxiao110]

why would it work for 5-10 accounts but not 100+? Also cloudphones seems to be android emulators with some patches that make them less detectable for certain sites/apps

It doesn't mean that it is only effective for 5-10 accounts, but when you run enough accounts, it will be easier to detect, because too many accounts will make your behavior appear monotonous and rigid, and it is easy to suspect that many accounts are operated by the same person or automated robots. When your suspicion is large enough, the account will be banned.

 

[MediaForgePR]

cloud phones like duoplus, geelark

Heard this for the first time. What is it? what are the benefits here?

 

[omerseme8]

Heard this for the first time. What is it? what are the benefits here?

alternative to antidetect browsers, its an emulator on the cloud

 

[ProfitAdvisor]

Yes, there’s definitely been some change over the years. Antidetect browsers are still useful, but as platforms get smarter, some of the older methods lose effectiveness.

Cloud phones (Duoplus, Geelark, etc.) can give you a more “real device” behavior, which often looks more natural than even the best antidetect browser. They’re heavier on resources and cost, but for high-risk tasks they’re usually safer.

 

[AccountKingdom]

I think many browsers have been caught red-handed.

 

[omerseme8]

I think many browsers have been caught red-handed.

what does this mean lol

 

[xiaoguailolo]

I haven't used a cloud phone yet, but the anti-detection browser does seem to be easier to detect now. It seems that he has discovered that he is using an anti-detection browser. Because I tried to use different means to run the account on the browser, but the result was the same. The probability of being discovered was greatly increased, which had never happened before.

 

[Correctively Objective]

First time I hear about cloud phones. Thanks guys! Those things sure will come in handy. Any other suggestions besides DuoPlus and Geelark?

 

[GreenField1]

With so many antidetect browsers available now, have you noticed any decrease in effectiveness compared to a few years ago? How does it compare to cloud phones like duoplus, geelark etc?

Yes, antidetect browsers have become less effective as platforms detect patterns more accurately. Cloud phones like duoplus or geelark mimic real devices, making them more reliable for bypassing verification. They generally outperform traditional antidetect setups now.

 

[tsunaniB]

With so many antidetect browsers available now, have you noticed any decrease in effectiveness compared to a few years ago? How does it compare to cloud phones like duoplus, geelark etc?

 

[muckerbergzurk]

What tasks do you use cloud phones for?

 

[SamSam82]

What do these anti-detection browsers do? Do they completely hide system information?

 

[coolsummer72]

With so many antidetect browsers available now, have you noticed any decrease in effectiveness compared to a few years ago? How does it compare to cloud phones like duoplus, geelark etc?

anti-detect browsers are a must, specially if you connect to them residential proxies, they are amazing for multiaccounts