Migrate from physical phone to anti-detect

[GrapesOFM]

I have dozens of physical phones at my dispoal.

Lets say im farming accounts on them and them move them to anti detect (and log out of the accounts on the phone). But then they get banned on anti detect

Can I then just create a new account on that phone without any problems?

Do they link back the ban to the phone itself even though its now logged out or does it only flag the browser profile

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Before anything else, why would you like to do that? Accounts on physical phones, each one with their own SIM card and 4G mobile connection are much stronger and reliable compared to moving all those accounts to an anti-detect browser on desktop

 

[GrapesOFM]

Before anything else, why would you like to do that? Accounts on physical phones, each one with their own SIM card and 4G mobile connection are much stronger and reliable compared to moving all those accounts to an anti-detect browser on desktop

Because I have IG accounts and more on those phones and dont want to reset the device in case of a ban on the phone

 

[shijin]

Anti-detect bans don’t touch the phone, I just clear Reddit’s data, swap SIMs, and my new accounts sail through fine.

 

[DrakeStone45]

What anti-detection browser do you use? I use Linken Sphere and age-old accounts. Everything works. I am attaching the proof. But I haven't tried farming them myself and transferring them. It's cheaper to buy them than to spend time on it. Well, unless you want to farm them for sale.

 

[GrapesOFM]

Anti-detect bans don’t touch the phone, I just clear Reddit’s data, swap SIMs, and my new accounts sail through fine.

Dont see a reason why you would swap sims, that doesnt matter in my experience

So you think reddit wouldnt trace down the ban back to the phone from the anti detect?

 

[gZaw]

Just try it bro

I’ve gotten banned on my phone 2x, used a new account on that phone after clearing cookies. Everything’s fine

 

[CyHead]

I wonder how much chatgpt is spending with all those ads, or maybe it was part of their deal with reddit.

I gotta say Reddit has one of the most advanced bot/fake account dectors. But, if I was OP, I'd be finding a way to remotel automate using the app on the phone because moving them into a multiaccount browser is going to raise more red flags than using a mobile device with individual sims.

I'd just set up some sort of automation script with a panel on the desktop to trigger the automation across all devices. If those are android phones, you can even run multiple instances of reddit on each device to maximize accounts per phone.

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

I have dozens of physical phones at my dispoal.

Lets say im farming accounts on them and them move them to anti detect (and log out of the accounts on the phone). But then they get banned on anti detect

Can I then just create a new account on that phone without any problems?

Do they link back the ban to the phone itself even though its now logged out or does it only flag the browser profile

Depends how you migrate, while everyone has a phone and a laptop/pc, you shouldnt be importing cookies and such

 

[lucax3]

Personally, I think changing cookies and fingerprints is always risky. Definitely, using a phone (one account per phone — not three) is the best option. But for me it would be impossible to do that for all the accounts I have.
Instead, I use a semi‑automatic bot that’s been giving me great results (in my view, anonymous browsers are heavily used and their fingerprints get reused).

Also take a look at this thread where I share my experience:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/w...efore-you-buy-reddit-account-in-2025.1767130/

If you need to change the fingerprint and cookies, perform an account warm‑up