Phonefarm for tiktok livestream views need help

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Hi, i currently own around 120 devices that is fully stripped=only the motherboard remains and built into a phonefarm located in Vietnam
I control them via xiaowei ( was recommended to me by the seller of my phonefarm)
I do not have the budget to buy mobile proxies, so residential proxy is my only choice
I created the accounts manually
I bought about 20 Vietnam residential proxies to test out and i could not even get the account to warm up, after 10 15 minutes i get captcha verify from tiktok or i get sign out
Any tips
Also the seller told me that all of my devices was used in another phonefarm before, i cannot factory reset them since i have no way to wake them up, they are all fully stripped down
Devices are galaxy s10 and s10e snapdragon variant
 
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120 stripped phones are doomed, just get real iphone
So no way to repurpose or to improve the setup? I bought them for real cheap but couldn't find a way to really use them
 
If your Galaxy S10/S10e motherboard encounters a CAPTCHA or is logged out after 10-15 minutes, it's because TikTok's security mechanism detects anomalies from a static residential IP address, compromised device fingerprints, or stolen hardware specifications.
 
If your Galaxy S10/S10e motherboard encounters a CAPTCHA or is logged out after 10-15 minutes, it's because TikTok's security mechanism detects anomalies from a static residential IP address, compromised device fingerprints, or stolen hardware specifications.
Is there anyway i can improve my situation with the current equipment
 
The previous history on those devices could be causing more problems than the proxies.
I suspect so,but i could not do anything to fully wipe them out, the phone is literally just motherboard with direct power, only the type c port remains, what can i do in situation
 
I advise you not to create multiple accounts from the same IP address. It's best to let the accounts "stay in the dark" by watching videos and browsing like a real user for the first few days before engaging with them aggressively.
 
Hi, i currently own around 120 devices that is fully stripped=only the motherboard remains and built into a phonefarm located in Vietnam
I control them via xiaowei ( was recommended to me by the seller of my phonefarm)
I do not have the budget to buy mobile proxies, so residential proxy is my only choice
I created the accounts manually
I bought about 20 Vietnam residential proxies to test out and i could not even get the account to warm up, after 10 15 minutes i get captcha verify from tiktok or i get sign out
Any tips
Also the seller told me that all of my devices was used in another phonefarm before, i cannot factory reset them since i have no way to wake them up, they are all fully stripped down
Devices are galaxy s10 and s10e snapdragon variant
Well you answered yourself, you use cheap resitential proxies that scream linux and most likely are burned. Since you have legit phone farm the fingerprints should not be a problem, it's the IPs you use and might be behaviour patterns you do. Could you describe what you do with accounts? You bot them or do any bot like activity?

If talking about IPs, you should save up on proper mobile proxies, 4USD per GB will work fine. I persoanlly run farms my self, I use 150GB/month from Voidmob my cost is 2,5 USD per GB. On resi you save few dollars only, but the time costs more on fixing those setups and burning accounts.
 
Well you answered yourself, you use cheap resitential proxies that scream linux and most likely are burned. Since you have legit phone farm the fingerprints should not be a problem, it's the IPs you use and might be behaviour patterns you do. Could you describe what you do with accounts? You bot them or do any bot like activity?

If talking about IPs, you should save up on proper mobile proxies, 4USD per GB will work fine. I persoanlly run farms my self, I use 150GB/month from Voidmob my cost is 2,5 USD per GB. On resi you save few dollars only, but the time costs more on fixing those setups and burning accounts.
i manually watch and interact on every account,a few like,few relatable comment on some video, even try to follow some people sometimes but the following wont count, everything by hand but still get captcha verify
and im testing on 6 devices only
 
i manually watch and interact on every account,a few like,few relatable comment on some video, even try to follow some people sometimes but the following wont count, everything by hand but still get captcha verify
and im testing on 6 devices only
It means it's IP problem then. Switch from resi to mobile and try again with more careful steps.
 
Hardware history can be a bigger factor than people expect when dealing with used devices.
oh well, i only have these and i would like to reuse them again, maybe the proxy is the problem
 
You might want to try using a dedicated proxy for testing, as the issue often stems from your IP address or the device itself; this way, you can make improvements step-by-step and pinpoint exactly where the problem lies.
 
Hi, i currently own around 120 devices that is fully stripped=only the motherboard remains and built into a phonefarm located in Vietnam
I control them via xiaowei ( was recommended to me by the seller of my phonefarm)
I do not have the budget to buy mobile proxies, so residential proxy is my only choice
I created the accounts manually
I bought about 20 Vietnam residential proxies to test out and i could not even get the account to warm up, after 10 15 minutes i get captcha verify from tiktok or i get sign out
Any tips
Also the seller told me that all of my devices was used in another phonefarm before, i cannot factory reset them since i have no way to wake them up, they are all fully stripped down
Devices are galaxy s10 and s10e snapdragon variant
I'd test with just a handful of devices first. If those fail too, scaling up wont solve the problem.
 
Account behavior and setup consistency usually matter just as much as the hardware itself random changes can easily trigger extra checks.
 
You're using 20 proxies for 120 devices, meaning multiple accounts are sharing the same IP address for a short period. TikTok detects this immediately.
 
Old device data can definitely complicate things, especially when theres no clear history of how they were used before. The setup itself may need a closer look too.
 
If the devices were previously used in another phone farm, their history may be part of the problem. The repeated CAPTCHA and sign-outs aren't necessarily caused by the residential proxies alone. I'd test with a few completely fresh devices or compare against a known clean setup before investing in more proxies. That can help narrow down what's actually triggering the issue.
 
Hi, i currently own around 120 devices that is fully stripped=only the motherboard remains and built into a phonefarm located in Vietnam
I control them via xiaowei ( was recommended to me by the seller of my phonefarm)
I do not have the budget to buy mobile proxies, so residential proxy is my only choice
I created the accounts manually
I bought about 20 Vietnam residential proxies to test out and i could not even get the account to warm up, after 10 15 minutes i get captcha verify from tiktok or i get sign out
Any tips
Also the seller told me that all of my devices was used in another phonefarm before, i cannot factory reset them since i have no way to wake them up, they are all fully stripped down
Devices are galaxy s10 and s10e snapdragon variant
I dont have a physical phone farm but I also have multiple US tiktok accounts running on rotating proxies and cloud phones. Working fine for close to 2 months now. I think proxy is the issue in your case.
 
You are going to link these devices if you use more accounts on them and will leave huge footprints considering you use static ip on those devices . So no wonder you have these problems
 
The issue may not be only the proxies. Reused devices, unusual device signals, and account activity patterns can also trigger security checks. If devices were previously used in a phone farm, that history may matter. For long-term stability, using clean devices and normal account activity is usually more reliable than trying to hide signals.
 
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