Identory has screenshots posted on its website, while octo browser just mentions it. Haven't signed up yet, but am willing to test to see if that is true about 100% uniqueness
This is possible?? To mask your IP address with a 4G proxy (via phone) and then use the data through your home WiFi (ISP)?
Be interested in this as well
Observed that Incogniton's fingerprints have a 100% uniqueness (per test on BrowserLeak), which appears suspicious. Which browser can provide high uniqueness without being 100% unique?
I'm seeing the same thing. Running Incogniton browser has an effect on the Chrome browser, which clears all my passwords from accounts in which I'm logged in. Furthermore, all extensions have been deleted.
Perhaps it will improve with time, but my initial trial has been less than stellar, to say the least. The service is essentially useless for proxies in the US.
What is a good way to verify whether the assigned proxy IPs are truly mobile or just WiFi?
Also, if given the option of targeting an ASN for mobile proxies, will it be preferable to do to avoid being flagged for circumventing system?
Is it better to target a specific ASN for a mobile proxy when having the option to do so to ensure trust with FB?
What about residential IPs? Would think they're less of a concern since they should already be a static IP to ensure trust with FB?
Believe many anti-detect browsers still have unresolved canvas spoofing issues that can be flagged by Facebook, even though most users can still get away with it using the many available anti-detect browsers
At the moment, it appears, according to discussions here, that only Multilogin and...
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