The person who wrote above that the API tools have died again is, of course, being humorous. In reality, no, they haven't died. Unfortunately, one could say they are experiencing problems because replicating telemetry from real devices has become very challenging. It's not easy to do. The most optimal solution right now is to perform some high-risk actions on phones. This is the best approach.
However, if you warm up the session well, you can continue working with API services, including IAM and other tools. Regarding what the Onimator, I wouldn't say it's a bad service; it's a fully functional solution. The only complaint people often have is that it's not easy to configure. But even here, Geelark is being promoted at the top. In principle, we are currently integrating it into our system.
I have been using API methods for a long time, and quite successfully, I might add. I do a lot with them. So to say that everything has died is inaccurate. Everything is changing. It is changing very rapidly and dynamically.
Of course, with the progress of artificial intelligence, the methods of verification have also changed. Various very complex TLS methods have emerged, let's say, for identification and connection. This means we have to find ways to reliably replicate API requests.
But mobile phones have come to the rescue, and quite successfully. I know there are people who use a hybrid model, employing API methods for data collection while using phones solely for actions.
