try acting like a real user, visit reddit from google, type up nsfw stuff, try searching for porn, boom it asks you to make an account. don't just click the signup button that's way too obvious
They definitely do a lot of fingerprinting with the app. But it's not IMEI, As of Android 10, apps cannot obtain permission to access non-resettable hardware identifiers such as the serial number, MAC addresses, IMEIs/MEIDs, SIM card serial numbers and subscriber IDs. But theres other stuff they...
that's for you to find out buddy, people won't share all of the magic sauce. you can infer a 1x1px gif isnt there to show the user anything, but it's still loaded, oldest trick in the book
what happened exactly during account registration has something to do with it i think, like to the point where if you had a bad ip during signup you wont over cross a certain cqs. other than that just be super active
accs will be more expensive since google is helping reddit out now with their fancy enterprise recaptchav3, maybe they'll ramp back down now that the elections are over but im pessimistic
do be careful about blocking just any image that comes your way, theres 1x1px .gif tracking pixels loaded from alb.reddit.com for example, safer domains for blocking are i.redd.it and v.redd.it, these load image and video respectively.
On some subs you have to verify the model with the mods. I've seen comment post with clickbaity profiles (big tits nd sexy username) in askreddit nsfw question's comments, then when you go on their profile they may have the link in their bio or they could have a selfpost on their u/ with the...
perhaps it's easier for bots to repost stuff from redgifs since you have metadata about the video like creator and such
as for the porn sure just mark it nsfw, then basically anything goes, read the subreddit rules some allow it some don't
You sure I should do Instagram? feels like theres a lot of bots already there in the dms and i feel like meta is a pretty big company their anti bot stuff has to be pretty good no?
Been a long time lurker of this forum, much great advice to be found here. I'm in my third year of college and on my way to learn cybersec. I dabble in automation and reverse engineering stuff and I'm hoping to monetize these skills, perhaps I'll code a bot for a social media site or something :)
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