Seeking Help with Setting Up an iOS Phone Farm: Remote Control and Data-Only Connectivity

[throwawayacc1]

I'm currently exploring the possibility of setting up an iOS phone farm to promote content on social media platforms. I want
my VA's to remotely control multiple devices while keeping the Iphone itself on data-only (never letting them touch the internet
directly) to ensure privacy and security.

To achieve this goal, I've gathered some resources and guidance, but I'm still unsure about certain aspects of the setup
process. If anyone has experience with managing iOS phone farms or can provide advice on setting up remote control
capabilities and maintaining data-only connectivity for social media promotion, your help would be greatly appreciated!

Here are a few questions that come to mind:

1. What's the best way to connect multiple iPhones?
2. How can I monitor connected devices' screens remotely without exposing them to direct internet access?
3. Are there specific tools or protocols I should use to maintain data-only connectivity and prevent Wi-Fi connections?

I'm eager to learn from your collective expertise in this area. Any advice, tips, or suggested resources would be fantastic!

 

[eerdeshi]

I think we have a lot of Reddit Mods if not admins here on BHW, hence almost all methods get dissipated and nothing works unlike before when you could actually read a method, test-run it and upscale.

Now it's like annihilation over there, almost every gets kicked out, multiple accounts suspended on high level.

My advice OP is while you're planning for Reddit as your primary farm focus, do have a second plan B just in case so you don't get disappointed on the usage of all your hardware.

All the best

 

[NomixGuy]

That's a great question and you're looking in the right direction. Most successful players on the market do exactly what you're asking about. Remote iPhones today is the best way to run accounts. I suggest to use a native iOS screen streaming app to see the screen (your question 2), together with hardware devices called clickers for remote control (your question 1). And as of 3, there's no need in additional protocols – just disable WiFi and stay on SIM data.

 

[antoniobardem]

Is a good idea to have psisical devices.

Next you need to solve the problem of internet connection. I think the best way is to use sim cards and not proxies.

Then you have the accounts. This is the hardest part. If they will be automated then the software needs to be top notch. You need a higlhy skilled team of software engineers to create a software that looks like a person would perform those action (scroll time, how much an account spens reading a text, how they write)

If you get the human behavior part right then the next part is warming them up. You can't post directly, you should start by browsing subs and leaving a few comments here and there for a few days. After this the account could try a post from time to time.
This should take you at least two weeks, the warming up part.

Then if you want to use them in secific subs you need to aboslutely make sure that your account will be interacting with those subreddits a lot.

I recommend leaving comments and votes on that subs for a month to avoid suspicion.

Keep in mind that this could take months to succeed

 

[prohunterd]

Managing multiple devices at scale usually comes down to a reliable setup and clear monitoring process the hardest part is maintaining consistency across devices.

 

[throwawayacc1]

I think we have a lot of Reddit Mods if not admins here on BHW, hence almost all methods get dissipated and nothing works unlike before when you could actually read a method, test-run it and upscale.

Now it's like annihilation over there, almost every gets kicked out, multiple accounts suspended on high level.

My advice OP is while you're planning for Reddit as your primary farm focus, do have a second plan B just in case so you don't get disappointed on the usage of all your hardware.

All the best

Appreciate the advice! I do plan to start up Instagram down the road as a second focus. As for Reddit, I've actually been doing it manually with multiple phones for about 3-4 years now, so I'm familiar with how things have shifted over there. I'm just getting tired of physically switching phones myself when I could have a VA handle that for me instead.

 

[throwawayacc1]

That's a great question and you're looking in the right direction. Most successful players on the market do exactly what you're asking about. Remote iPhones today is the best way to run accounts. I suggest to use a native iOS screen streaming app to see the screen (your question 2), together with hardware devices called clickers for remote control (your question 1). And as of 3, there's no need in additional protocols – just disable WiFi and stay on SIM data.

Clickers sound interesting, what separates them from the phone boxes sold in China?

 

[throwawayacc1]

Is a good idea to have psisical devices.

Next you need to solve the problem of internet connection. I think the best way is to use sim cards and not proxies.

Then you have the accounts. This is the hardest part. If they will be automated then the software needs to be top notch. You need a higlhy skilled team of software engineers to create a software that looks like a person would perform those action (scroll time, how much an account spens reading a text, how they write)

If you get the human behavior part right then the next part is warming them up. You can't post directly, you should start by browsing subs and leaving a few comments here and there for a few days. After this the account could try a post from time to time.
This should take you at least two weeks, the warming up part.

Then if you want to use them in secific subs you need to aboslutely make sure that your account will be interacting with those subreddits a lot.

I recommend leaving comments and votes on that subs for a month to avoid suspicion.

Keep in mind that this could take months to succeed

I've got the warming up part down, I've been doing it for years now. Where I'm looking to grow is the device count, but there's only so much I can manage myself. My goal is to build a system where VAs can act as the posters, so I can scale beyond what I can physically handle on my own.

 

[bangforthebucks]

I'm currently exploring the possibility of setting up an iOS phone farm to promote content on social media platforms. I want
my VA's to remotely control multiple devices while keeping the Iphone itself on data-only (never letting them touch the internet
directly) to ensure privacy and security.

To achieve this goal, I've gathered some resources and guidance, but I'm still unsure about certain aspects of the setup
process. If anyone has experience with managing iOS phone farms or can provide advice on setting up remote control
capabilities and maintaining data-only connectivity for social media promotion, your help would be greatly appreciated!

Here are a few questions that come to mind:

1. What's the best way to connect multiple iPhones?
2. How can I monitor connected devices' screens remotely without exposing them to direct internet access?
3. Are there specific tools or protocols I should use to maintain data-only connectivity and prevent Wi-Fi connections?

I'm eager to learn from your collective expertise in this area. Any advice, tips, or suggested resources would be fantastic!

aah managing many iphones this way is hard because apple has strong security rules and remote control is very limited.
If your goal is to grow on social media you will usually get better long term results by making good content instead of building a phone farm. the time and money you are investing here you can invest in quality content what you say and for farm I would keep the setup simple use trusted device management tools and follow each platform rules to avoid account problems.

 

[throwawayacc1]

aah managing many iphones this way is hard because apple has strong security rules and remote control is very limited.
If your goal is to grow on social media you will usually get better long term results by making good content instead of building a phone farm. the time and money you are investing here you can invest in quality content what you say and for farm I would keep the setup simple use trusted device management tools and follow each platform rules to avoid account problems.

Appreciate the input, but content isn't really the problem for me. I currently have 5 accounts, each on separate iPhones, with my best account sitting at 5M karma and my worst at 700k. The content side is proven, my main issue is the posting and commenting itself, which currently takes up about 5 hours of my day. I'm really just looking to scale the device management piece so I'm not physically limited to what I can run myself, and grow into more accounts so I can hit different niches per account.

 

[NomixGuy]

Clickers sound interesting, what separates them from the phone boxes sold in China?

1) Decentralized – one per iPhone, no cable hell
2) You can get only 1, as well as 10 or 20, so it's easy to scale starting from one iPhone. No investments needed
3) Interface is better... it's always hard to get used to chinese stuff