Recent content by flatshower

I have quite a sophisticated operation (web, mobile, jailbroken iPhones, 5G Verizon proxies, self-upgrading reddit app coherence, ML on survival vs bans, full TLS proxy for coherence, running account linking modeling+coherence modeling) I have ~200 accounts alive at any given time. My 5-day...

Proxies are the easiest part. Nobody is getting banned due to a single factor. It's all trust-score based. Many factors go into trust score. reCaptcha is always running and measures a lot of things you'd never realize. Like off-reddit browsing behavior.

It's all trust score modeled. I believe that having full mobile iOS coherence in everything, plausible JWT, minting on device, telemetry signed correctly, hmac signed correctly, etc etc is STILL going to be better than fully coherent web windows+chrome

But isn't the SIM card just saying where the SIM card was issued? Isn't that completely spoofable with TLS proxy?

Who is using proxies on hard phones? Are people actually running reddit at scale on phones? This seems massively unscalable I'm currently work on iOS software (API) automation, and am close to full iOS coherence. Attest token signing is my biggest hurdle currently

Running an iOS-authenticated setup: coherent device profiles (model, OS, build, and screen metrics all internally consistent), a dedicated pool of rotating mobile proxies with per-account stickiness/pooling, and behavioral modeling plus ML-driven reverse engineering on the automation side. That...

Stay away from large subreddits. Don't try to "blend in" to a big subreddit. Try to stick out in a small subreddit

4G proxies ARE "real USA SIM cards" - they're egressing through verizon/tmobile/att IPs. There's no way to perceive the difference Edit: Oh, you're selling 5G proxies by saying that 4G proxies are detectable as fake IPs lmao

Or just software spoof the native app - Android is a bit easier, I just got iOS spoofing working. It's a bit of a pain, but on-par with full-coherence web spoofing

1. There is a rough pattern (interest area) of behavior; but it's pretty widely distributed in a broad space with relatively little overlap in interests. They are intended for advertising, but ease in with non-advertising comments. Even getting through the first non-advertising comment without...

While I'm running fully coherent with TLS proxy and mobile proxies, I'm still getting banned. My ML is still picking up the reverse-engineered bot signals, but what I've learned so far is that there's a lot of rigor on behavior of the account. How long they spend on reddit per day, session...