Recent content by karlheinrichr

Honestly, no idea. I would (and that's a big "would") say that it's undetectable for now since you're the first (or at least one of the first, never heard of anyone doing it) to implement it and the server-side automation detection is not ready for it. Again, I'm totally in the guess here, no...

Clearly impressive. Over engineered and over complicated for 2026. But how about in 10 years when 90% of the phone market will have chips compatible with MEET_STRONG_INTEGRITY and it will be mandatory on most apps ? We're going to see a lot more of that in the future. OP, what main issues have...

What do you mean by "directly will be able to post in social media" ? The current bottleneck in the market is indeed the way you post it to get the highest trust score for algorithm. If you're looking for a website with a button to deploy your videos directly to social media, you're on the wrong...

If data plans are cheap in your region and you can easily find no-KYC ones, SIM cards win every time because of pOf. When you route data through a proxy, the MTU size often changes. Apps server checks can detect mismatch between OS fingerprint and TCP/IP stack. Real sim card provides a "clean"...

The issue isn't just IP rotation, it's hardware entropy. GrapheneOS is great for privacy, but it doesn't mask underlying hardware specifications that reddit can query via Android APIs (especially the checks in the .so fingerprinting lib that the app loads). Even in different profiles, app can...

The "Assistive Touch" ban isn't a myth, but it's misunderstood. It’s not the feature itself, it’s the precision. Most automation tools use fixed XY coordinates. Real human touch has a "radius" and varying pressure levels. If you're emulating touches via Assistive Touch or a USB clicker, you need...