Twitter Mass DMing for not ending up in spam

[Quack2]

The set up I've had for a really long time recently stopped working.

I used a proxy on a virtual machine, with a chrome extension, but now even with all of that i end up in spam instantly, even on aged accounts, any suggestions?

 

[eerdeshi]

Premium accounts or just regular accounts?

 

[Sol]

could it be this? https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/x-is-rolling-out-more-detection-for-automation-spam.1793811/

 

[Quack2]

Premium accounts or just regular accounts?

Im using Premium accounts

 

[oliviarhodes]

The set up I've had for a really long time recently stopped working.

I used a proxy on a virtual machine, with a chrome extension, but now even with all of that i end up in spam instantly, even on aged accounts, any suggestions?

Have you tried using regular accounts? Do they get blocked quickly?

 

[Social Swarm]

Browser extensions are a dead end for Twitter DMs now. They've tightened detection massively in the last few months.

VM + proxy + extension = detected instantly. The extension signatures are flagged, plus VM fingerprinting is trivial for them to catch.

You need proper emulation or mobile automation. Desktop browser automation for DMs is basically over, even with premium accounts. The platform can tell the difference between human mouse movements and programmatic clicks.

Try mobile emulation tools or hire VAs to do it manually. Way more expensive but actually works.

Thing is even with that most DMs are ending up in the hidden request cause people disable them.

Best is letting comments on the last posts.

 

[Quack2]

could it be this? https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/x-is-rolling-out-more-detection-for-automation-spam.1793811/

yeah saw that but thought that a chrome extension would be detectable

Browser extensions are a dead end for Twitter DMs now. They've tightened detection massively in the last few months.

VM + proxy + extension = detected instantly. The extension signatures are flagged, plus VM fingerprinting is trivial for them to catch.

You need proper emulation or mobile automation. Desktop browser automation for DMs is basically over, even with premium accounts. The platform can tell the difference between human mouse movements and programmatic clicks.

Try mobile emulation tools or hire VAs to do it manually. Way more expensive but actually works.

Thing is even with that most DMs are ending up in the hidden request cause people disable them.

Best is letting comments on the last posts.

thoughts on having open claw do it?