How I create my bulletproof accs on iPhone

are you doing all your actions, postings and such from the phone or from a antidetect browser?
 
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Best way to "bullet proof" ur accs bro, 1 acc per device/phone (60$) and let it rest for 30d and then do warmup. There's no better "strategy" than this one, human interaction accounts are above proxies/jb phones..
 
are you able to comment on day 1 , without comments being collapsed?
 
8f1dbdd9 said:
Our team of 5 are 4x New York 1x LA based using Fedora VMs with a leading anti-detect browser on Google Chrome for each of the accounts and a persistent state-locked IP so we do not trigger the newer "world traveler" flags on reddit's side resetting the score of the accounts for doing so.

Ironically using undetected-chromedriver is more easily detected than just using chrome normally and masking it yourself.

We have over 450 active, (yes, active, and posting front paging content, daily) accounts each on their own residential proxy of their predetermined U.S state of registration. Each proxy gets checked with a testing server (Basic PHP which spills the raw values after scoring) to check the "trustworthiness" of each IP before we continue letting us rotate an IP or change provider entirely if one or many IPs begin to show signs of what we designate a "low trust score" before we let an account post. We also check for shadow bans using this rotation of proxies and switch proxy provider at least once a month as their reputation begins to degrade.

I have noticed in December that reddit have cracked down on account sharing and other factors. If it crosses your mind that "This might be risky for this account" it definitely is, don't do it.

While we are sailing under reddit's checks. The community effort seems to be our achilles heel. Users like disputable_ continue to call out our posting and commenting accounts whether they are 6 weeks old or 6 months old despite evading reddit's own checks. Though their comments do not receive very much attention in each thread which is helpful. We have also started testing automated replys to those call outs to further discredit their callouts.
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8f1dbdd9 said:
Our team of 5 are 4x New York 1x LA based using Fedora VMs with a leading anti-detect browser on Google Chrome for each of the accounts and a persistent state-locked IP so we do not trigger the newer "world traveler" flags on reddit's side resetting the score of the accounts for doing so.

Ironically using undetected-chromedriver is more easily detected than just using chrome normally and masking it yourself.

We have over 450 active, (yes, active, and posting front paging content, daily) accounts each on their own residential proxy of their predetermined U.S state of registration. Each proxy gets checked with a testing server (Basic PHP which spills the raw values after scoring) to check the "trustworthiness" of each IP before we continue letting us rotate an IP or change provider entirely if one or many IPs begin to show signs of what we designate a "low trust score" before we let an account post. We also check for shadow bans using this rotation of proxies and switch proxy provider at least once a month as their reputation begins to degrade.

I have noticed in December that reddit have cracked down on account sharing and other factors. If it crosses your mind that "This might be risky for this account" it definitely is, don't do it.

While we are sailing under reddit's checks. The community effort seems to be our achilles heel. Users like disputable_ continue to call out our posting and commenting accounts whether they are 6 weeks old or 6 months old despite evading reddit's own checks. Though their comments do not receive very much attention in each thread which is helpful. We have also started testing automated replys to those call outs to further discredit their callouts.
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Iphone is def the way to go
 
Invictus said:
- iPhone 7 up to X
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This is quite outdated already, which affects trust scores. And gonna be worse with time. Does anyone here use containerization on new iPhones without jb and crane?
 
Invictus said:
All that amount of people while I manage 600 accounts with just 10 phones and automated :))
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What's the survival rate with 60 per device?
Same setup here but without Shadow. Is it actually needed? Lately way more bans than normal, so trying to figure out if that's the difference.
 
This guide outlines a method for creating multiple Reddit accounts on iPhones, leveraging jailbreaking, proxy servers, and specialized apps to bypass restrictions and maintain account stability. The process involves creating isolated environments and masking the jailbreak, allowing users to perform actions immediately after account creation without getting banned
 
Apparently, jailbreaking iPhones and running a Reddit farm is the new black, because who needs actual engagement when you can just spam the platform with 500 accounts and a bunch of random comments
 
This guide details a method for creating multiple Reddit accounts on iPhones using jailbreaking, proxies, and environment separation to avoid bans, enabling users to post immediately after account creation. The process involves specific software and hardware, offering a way to manage hundreds of accounts effectively, and even includes remote control options for automation
 
NomixGuy said:
This is quite outdated already, which affects trust scores. And gonna be worse with time. Does anyone here use containerization on new iPhones without jb and crane?
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From what I know, containers without Crane aren't possible. So the old hardware stays in use for a reason - newer iPhones can't do this without jailbreak, and there's no workaround yet.
 
saloed said:
From what I know, containers without Crane aren't possible. So the old hardware stays in use for a reason - newer iPhones can't do this without jailbreak, and there's no workaround yet.
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Well, it is possible. You can have containers on new iPhones without jb
 
saloed said:
How? Are there specific apps for that? Interesting info.
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Yes, but last time I posted it, BHW marked me as spam. Even though it's opensource and free, and my team has no relation to it at all. I talked about it on my YT channel. I know some people who try to use it in their farms, but I have no real feedback yet, so I was wondering maybe someone here did.
 
NomixGuy said:
Yes, but last time I posted it, BHW marked me as spam. Even though it's opensource and free, and my team has no relation to it at all. I talked about it on my YT channel. I know some people who try to use it in their farms, but I have no real feedback yet, so I was wondering maybe someone here did.
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How can I access your YT channel? Would appreciate a link.
 
This guide is seriously next level for creating r*eddit accounts on iod, using jailbreaking and proxies to build a massive, seemingly unbannable account farm! It sounds like a total game-changer for anyone looking to scale up their r*eddit presence, and the mention of remote control and automation is super intriguing
 
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