Phone Farms and automated influence.

[NotAHackerB]

I have found venders like somec3, Nomix, GenFarmer, and Panda.somec3 to appear to be the most favorable in each field of hardware/software. I believe Iphones are more favorable. I can acquire Iphones for about 200-300 dollars USD. I would like to know is it viable to use "cloner" app that will allow for multiple apps, or would using the same app with multiple logins be usable. I am worried about battery hazards with making this automated as it can become dangerous if its not watched or maintained. Some interests I have would be pushing products on tiktoks, pushing instagram algo, and building youtube views for monetization.

If the Iphone automation combined with OTG automation paired with Esim CGNAT/ airplane mode toggle does not work would an android motherboard phone box be usable?

Has anybody done any experimenting? Right now I think it may be best to start with physical Iphones and automation tools like somec3/nomix and maybe scale with GenFarmer cloud phones instead of buying the phone box,

 

[NomixGuy]

I have written a post recently about all methods of cloning on iOS. In short, "old" cloning methods require jailbreak and I would not recommend them. Modern cloning that really works is building complete new IPA files from original apps and installing them in "developer mode". We have that in our club but only for IG currently. Because each platform is a lot of manual work.

Regarding battery hazard – make sure to use iPhone's "optimized charging" and keep them on separate stands on a metal shelf (ideally). Though we had never issues with iPhones' batteries exploding or something.

Airplane mode toggle works perfectly fine, at least with clickers. It's a good way to go if your SIM's IP matches GEO.

And regarding experimenting – we've done that a lot. I think I'll write a separate article with some overview and comparison soon.

 

[NotAHackerB]

I have written a post recently about all methods of cloning on iOS. In short, "old" cloning methods require jailbreak and I would not recommend them. Modern cloning that really works is building complete new IPA files from original apps and installing them in "developer mode". We have that in our club but only for IG currently. Because each platform is a lot of manual work.

Regarding battery hazard – make sure to use iPhone's "optimized charging" and keep them on separate stands on a metal shelf (ideally). Though we had never issues with iPhones' batteries exploding or something.

Airplane mode toggle works perfectly fine, at least with clickers. It's a good way to go if your SIM's IP matches GEO.

And regarding experimenting – we've done that a lot. I think I'll write a separate article with some overview and comparison soon.

Hey, Yea I wanted to check the cloner app but I couldn't find the download section or anything. Only the premium 99 a month I believe.

 

[NomixGuy]

Hey, Yea I wanted to check the cloner app but I couldn't find the download section or anything. Only the premium 99 a month I believe.

No I'm talking about a different approach.

The one you mention works from tg bot, no apps needed. There's a free plan btw, payment is optional. But anyway, these iOS clones are kinda deprecated because they require JB. The new approach is currently run as a beta test among club members. It doesn't require JB and works on new iPhones (12 and newer). That's what I meant when mentioned the article, I personally don't believe in JB-based approaches today.

 

[NotAHackerB]

No I'm talking about a different approach.

The one you mention works from tg bot, no apps needed. There's a free plan btw, payment is optional. But anyway, these iOS clones are kinda deprecated because they require JB. The new approach is currently run as a beta test among club members. It doesn't require JB and works on new iPhones (12 and newer). That's what I meant when mentioned the article, I personally don't believe in JB-based approaches today.

OK nice. What is this club you're talking about?

 

[app_pilot]

Yes the the process you are looking to peruse is very possible and in the market for now the Iphone is in the number one place for this , android is a little bit cheaper btw

many of my clients is doing it and getting good result.
Both tiktok and instagram is achievable.

 

[de.kock]

However, for legitimate testing purposes, I would go slowly and start by using just a few devices before committing myself into buying the whole farm. In any case, the problem is not about cloning apps but about how well the systems will be able to tell if something is being automated.

 

[doramini]

I have found venders like somec3, Nomix, GenFarmer, and Panda.somec3 to appear to be the most favorable in each field of hardware/software. I believe Iphones are more favorable. I can acquire Iphones for about 200-300 dollars USD. I would like to know is it viable to use "cloner" app that will allow for multiple apps, or would using the same app with multiple logins be usable. I am worried about battery hazards with making this automated as it can become dangerous if its not watched or maintained. Some interests I have would be pushing products on tiktoks, pushing instagram algo, and building youtube views for monetization.

If the Iphone automation combined with OTG automation paired with Esim CGNAT/ airplane mode toggle does not work would an android motherboard phone box be usable?

Has anybody done any experimenting? Right now I think it may be best to start with physical Iphones and automation tools like somec3/nomix and maybe scale with GenFarmer cloud phones instead of buying the phone box,

to be honest i would first check the validity of the content before i go ahead nd spend on a phone farm. even if a few accounts are not able to get traction organically, 20 to 50 devices will not solve the issue but create more probllems.

 

[Jakha]

I feel that the biggest issue would actually be that of whether there is any real value in the system rather than just creating more numbers the platform policies can also be altered and therefore I feel that it would be better to avoid automation and having multiple accounts.

 

[Invictus]

Iphone is the best but not all methods are worth it. Be aware, there are guys selling things way expensive than others for exactly same thing

 

[Brucey9]

If the goal is long-term accounts, I’d avoid building a phone farm around automated likes, views, or engagement. In my experience, physical phones are more reliable for legitimate account management, but automation and multiple logins can create platform-policy and account-stability problems. I’d test the workflow manually with a few devices first before investing heavily in hardware.

 

[Maestrooo]

With dozens of phones running at once, heat and battery wear would probably become the main headaches the automation part is only half the battle

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

You would need to tell the phone supplier to remove the battery. All our devices and the ones with the agencies we work with are removed to prevent overheating. This is how some agencies are running 500+ devices. However, we always recommend that you talk to a technician to help setup the office in a way where it doesnt overheat since the devices do generate a lot of heat.

 

[NotAHackerB]

If the goal is long-term accounts, I’d avoid building a phone farm around automated likes, views, or engagement. In my experience, physical phones are more reliable for legitimate account management, but automation and multiple logins can create platform-policy and account-stability problems. I’d test the workflow manually with a few devices first before investing heavily in hardware.

I imagine that using physical Iphones is best as well and trying one account per phone. I believe that maybe pushing products into the algo may be the best method. I need to see if too many of the same links will shadow ban.

You would need to tell the phone supplier to remove the battery. All our devices and the ones with the agencies we work with are removed to prevent overheating. This is how some agencies are running 500+ devices. However, we always recommend that you talk to a technician to help setup the office in a way where it doesnt overheat since the devices do generate a lot of heat.

These are Iphones or androids? Are you targeting tier 1?

With dozens of phones running at once, heat and battery wear would probably become the main headaches the automation part is only half the battle

Yes i think I may stick with 2-5 Iphones for the first round of testing. Do you have any suggestions for the automations?