would love to hear more about this because I'm currently setting up on GeeLark. If it's a bad choice, your advice would really help save me a lot of time
Antidetect browsers are incredible for web workflows like Ads Manager, but if you're trying to automate mobile-first apps like TikTok, the browser fingerprinting usually gives it away. Has anyone here fully transitioned from antidetects to cloud phones (like DuoPlus or GeeLark) for their...
Thanks for sharing these limits. For your initial warmup phase (days 1-3), are you doing any following/liking at all, or strictly just scrolling and consuming content? I'm trying to fine-tune my RPA scripts on GeeLark to look as human as possible without triggering the temporary action blocks.
Reddit's automod is absolutely ruthless right now. I’ve completely abandoned the API route because of their new developer limits. Are you warming up your aged accounts natively via mobile app emulation, or are you still having luck using antidetect desktop browsers?
Looking for a premium, long-term PVA supplier for a US/MX cloud phone operation.
My Stack: GeeLark (Android emulators) + Geo-matched Dedicated 4G/5G Mobile Proxies.Volume: Buying a 5-account test batch per platform today. Scaling to 50–100/month if they survive the initial 7-day...
Great breakdown. I’m currently setting up dedicated 4G mobile proxies for a 5-account test batch. Did you notice a significant difference in account survival rates when actively rotating the mobile IP, versus keeping a static mobile IP dedicated to a single profile?
I've been looking into this exact issue for a US/MX setup I'm building. From what I’m seeing, TikTok's hardware fingerprinting is brutal on Android emulators. Are you using a cloud phone setup or physical iOS devices? I'm testing GeeLark right now and wondering if the iOS hardware bias is the...
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