How I create my bulletproof accs on iPhone

[SargentoPlaneta]

What advantages does iOS have compared to creating accounts using Android or even a PC?

 

[SettingSun77]

@Cherrypicker1 Use multi-quote when replying to more than one post, please.

 

[repix]

What advantages does iOS have compared to creating accounts using Android or even a PC?

iPhones tend to receive better trust scores because they are more more difficult to manipulate / automate than Android & web browser.
However, you can still be successful with Android & web browser, as long as you don't behave like a bot & haven't burned your device / session fingerprint

 

[8f1dbdd9]

Our team of 5 are 4x New York 1x LA based using Fedora VMs with a leading anti-detect browser on Google Chrome for each of the accounts and a persistent state-locked IP so we do not trigger the newer "world traveler" flags on reddit's side resetting the score of the accounts for doing so.

Ironically using undetected-chromedriver is more easily detected than just using chrome normally and masking it yourself.

We have over 450 active, (yes, active, and posting front paging content, daily) accounts each on their own residential proxy of their predetermined U.S state of registration. Each proxy gets checked with a testing server (Basic PHP which spills the raw values after scoring) to check the "trustworthiness" of each IP before we continue letting us rotate an IP or change provider entirely if one or many IPs begin to show signs of what we designate a "low trust score" before we let an account post. We also check for shadow bans using this rotation of proxies and switch proxy provider at least once a month as their reputation begins to degrade.

I have noticed in December that reddit have cracked down on account sharing and other factors. If it crosses your mind that "This might be risky for this account" it definitely is, don't do it.

While we are sailing under reddit's checks. The community effort seems to be our achilles heel. Users like disputable_ continue to call out our posting and commenting accounts whether they are 6 weeks old or 6 months old despite evading reddit's own checks. Though their comments do not receive very much attention in each thread which is helpful. We have also started testing automated replys to those call outs to further discredit their callouts.

 

[Invictus]

Our team of 5 are 4x New York 1x LA based using Fedora VMs with a leading anti-detect browser on Google Chrome for each of the accounts and a persistent state-locked IP so we do not trigger the newer "world traveler" flags on reddit's side resetting the score of the accounts for doing so.

Ironically using undetected-chromedriver is more easily detected than just using chrome normally and masking it yourself.

We have over 450 active, (yes, active, and posting front paging content, daily) accounts each on their own residential proxy of their predetermined U.S state of registration. Each proxy gets checked with a testing server (Basic PHP which spills the raw values after scoring) to check the "trustworthiness" of each IP before we continue letting us rotate an IP or change provider entirely if one or many IPs begin to show signs of what we designate a "low trust score" before we let an account post. We also check for shadow bans using this rotation of proxies and switch proxy provider at least once a month as their reputation begins to degrade.

I have noticed in December that reddit have cracked down on account sharing and other factors. If it crosses your mind that "This might be risky for this account" it definitely is, don't do it.

While we are sailing under reddit's checks. The community effort seems to be our achilles heel. Users like disputable_ continue to call out our posting and commenting accounts whether they are 6 weeks old or 6 months old despite evading reddit's own checks. Though their comments do not receive very much attention in each thread which is helpful. We have also started testing automated replys to those call outs to further discredit their callouts.

All that amount of people while I manage 600 accounts with just 10 phones and automated )

 

[obik69]

Why exactly iphone7 and X? why not 12? any issues, blocks, detections on newer versions?

 

[obik69]

Hello guys,

Hence I run an Reddit iPhone farm and have a lot of experience with Reddit I decided to give you a guide on how to create reddit accs on iOS the right way

We used to do web but that s trash now so phones have become mandatory

Requirements:
- iPhone 7 up to X
- Mac
- mobile proxy


So you must jailbreak your iPhone, we use dopamine or palera1n for it

After this, install the following:
- Shadowrocket (app store) - this is used to connect proxies
- Crane (sileo) - this is used to create separate environments for the accounts
- Shadow (sileo) - a tweak to hide the jailbreak


When creating:
- Make sure the proxy is connected
- Start shadow for the reddit app
- You don t need to confirm the email though its quite helpful, we use some very cheap emails and they work good
- After creation do a small round of random actions

These accs are bulletproof, we can do 10 comments right after creation and account doesn t get banned. This is how we create accounts in our phone farm and at the moment we use over 500 accounts with no problems.

There are also ways to remotely control the iPhone from the mac if you want VAs to create accs for you, that s how we did for a while but now creation is automated too

Do you use appium/wda or some diffrent macro for JB?

 

[Invictus]

How many accounts per iphone you use

50

 

[jukimano]

I'd like to build upon Invictus' excellent guide for creating Reddit accounts on iOS. Regarding the question about compatibility with newer iPhone models, I believe it's possible to use iPhone 12, but the jailbreaking process might be more complex. Has anyone successfully used this method with newer iPhone models? Additionally, I'd like to ask Invictus to elaborate on the "Shadow" tweak, as it seems to be a crucial component in hiding the jailbreak. Perhaps there's an alternative tweak that can be used if "Shadow" is not available in the Sileo store?

 

[fish39]

hey does anyone know which method is more scalable: cloud or physical devices?

 

[Invictus]

hey does anyone know which method is more scalable: cloud or physical devices?

Physical definitely

 

[Invictus]

Can you elaborate on the randomized actions you do?

follows, sub joins, upvs

 

[Dijitalbufem]

Thank you for this valuable information.

 

[stin99]

it is pretty tricky since also mobile automation lead the accounts to be banned - so let me know if someone manged to do any accounts after all this setup

 

[OnlyPromotion]

Hello guys,

Hence I run an Reddit iPhone farm and have a lot of experience with Reddit I decided to give you a guide on how to create reddit accs on iOS the right way

We used to do web but that s trash now so phones have become mandatory

Requirements:
- iPhone 7 up to X
- Mac
- mobile proxy


So you must jailbreak your iPhone, we use dopamine or palera1n for it

After this, install the following:
- Shadowrocket (app store) - this is used to connect proxies
- Crane (sileo) - this is used to create separate environments for the accounts
- Shadow (sileo) - a tweak to hide the jailbreak


When creating:
- Make sure the proxy is connected
- Start shadow for the reddit app
- You don t need to confirm the email though its quite helpful, we use some very cheap emails and they work good
- After creation do a small round of random actions

These accs are bulletproof, we can do 10 comments right after creation and account doesn t get banned. This is how we create accounts in our phone farm and at the moment we use over 500 accounts with no problems.

There are also ways to remotely control the iPhone from the mac if you want VAs to create accs for you, that s how we did for a while but now creation is automated too

Separate devices for reddit is extremely expensive. Even cheap ones that cost $100 each is still $100 for one fresh account.

 

[Invictus]

Separate devices for reddit is extremely expensive. Even cheap ones that cost $100 each is still $100 for one fresh account.

I do thousands of accs created from a phone

 

[Mrs. CloudVault]

Is there any limit to the number of accounts that can be created with one phone?

 

[Gillbaaz22]

50

Sorry to bug you but did you get a chance to look at my question? I’ll paste it here again.

“
have ipad 7 which can be jailbroken. Question - how do you manage multiple accounts? I am planning on creating 4-5 accounts for myself to promote my discord and I have a super cheap domain already.
How do I manage them all? Like just normal logout login in the Reddit app on iPad? Or do we use a anti detect browser and create 4-5 profiles there?

Also I have heard that we can use mobile hotspot and that will act as an actual mobile proxy. Is that true? Have you ever tested this? Like for example turning airplane mode on/off on the phone before logging into second account on iPad? And doing the same everytime before switching the accounts

Residential proxies are quite expensive and since I am going to use the accounts for myself (no income), how do I manage to keep the data usage minimal? Any tips would be great!

Sorry for so many questions and Thank you in advance!”

 

[Invictus]

Sorry to bug you but did you get a chance to look at my question? I’ll paste it here again.

“
have ipad 7 which can be jailbroken. Question - how do you manage multiple accounts? I am planning on creating 4-5 accounts for myself to promote my discord and I have a super cheap domain already.
How do I manage them all? Like just normal logout login in the Reddit app on iPad? Or do we use a anti detect browser and create 4-5 profiles there?

Also I have heard that we can use mobile hotspot and that will act as an actual mobile proxy. Is that true? Have you ever tested this? Like for example turning airplane mode on/off on the phone before logging into second account on iPad? And doing the same everytime before switching the accounts

Residential proxies are quite expensive and since I am going to use the accounts for myself (no income), how do I manage to keep the data usage minimal? Any tips would be great!

Sorry for so many questions and Thank you in advance!”

i'm managing same way as the creation just that my processes are automated as I have an iPhone farm

 

[Invictus]

Is there any limit to the number of accounts that can be created with one phone?

sorry might have missed this. No there is no limit or at least we haven't experienced one