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What browser? How are the accounts set up and what proxy setup does it use? How does the bot work? What language was it built on?

Does your bot post comments on other users' accounts or on your own? What is the specific field or topic you intend to comment on? Could you also provide more details regarding the number of accounts you currently manage?

qdza said:

What browser? How are the accounts set up and what proxy setup does it use? How does the bot work? What language was it built on?

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I have a script that uses TikTok's native web API interface and generates x-bogus and other authentication signatures correctly and with actual hardcoded magic key.
Behaviour:
When I send a request to the API with all the required signatures and guards, I receive an HTTP 200 response from the web server and an "OK" status from the API itself. However, after refreshing the page, the comment or like that was supposedly created is not visible.
At first, it might seem like the account is shadowbanned. However, when I log into the same account from a phone (in my case, an iPhone), even through a browser such as Firefox, TikTok allows me to post likes and comments normally, and they become globally visible to everyone.
I noticed an interesting behavior while using the CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) for debugging. When the DevTools console is closed, there are no errors indicating a failed CAPTCHA check. But as soon as I open the console, such an error appears.
This makes me think that TikTok may somehow detect when the CDP-Tools is opened and either intentionally generates an invalid request signature for the API or stops adding some additional parameters that are required for a complete and valid request.
As for the User-Agent, I'm trying to replicate a previous legitimate TikTok session as closely as possible, including using a proxy located in the same region as the account's original country.
Language: RUST

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