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So you just confirmed that proxies are unrelated to the pixelscan result. You need an antidetect that can spoof Android. I have no idea if they exist

Do you refer to TCP/IP fingerprint with "Linux leaks"? If you do, then it's completely normal, even Windows machines behind a router show up as Linux. Also, original Android also would be identified as Linux. And even if they were identified somehow incorrectly, none of the existing antibots...

When the world needed him most, he vanished

I thought they were just buying proxy plans and spamming to their endpoint, revealing those IPs. The devices per IP looks bullshit to me. Their website is (was*, they updated it this week) too unprofessional to partner with top dogs like Akamai or Clouflare. And even if I misunderstand something...

Building any website to just collect user IPs is an overkill. There is spur.us, which gives you even the proxy provider of the IP (if you sign up with corporate mail). Just buying a proxy plan and making millions of requests to your endpoint is a much much easier alternative. I suspect spur.us...

Never ever use BitPay

Web 1.0 is when you go to reddit, but you cannot post, only read what authorities tell you, as only they have the access to writing anything on the Web. Web 2.0 is when you go to reddit, but this time you can post and share content with other members. Now you are the content creator, but...

At your service! The meme is accurate AF I started at 11:07 PM :D

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Haven't ever seen ID verification on them

New profile + new proxy + new Revolut VCC and it works always. The key is not to lose gmail because of PVA, so it might be wise to write down credentials somewhere if the domain is not churn & burn. tldes.com

You should check out this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/twitter-automation-test-300-accounts-6-control-groups.1505424/ The guy has a series of threads. According to his results, Twitter doesn't have any serious anti-fraud in place, so it should not be very hard

Buying an antidetect and proxies that are not horseshit is also a viable solution

The question is, who was the "respected member", how did they check the method and are they banned now?

This sounds convincing, but removing threshold won't save the day. Those guys will just use stolen credit cards to pay for ads, their only concern is the daily spend limit

1. This is done with a --proxy-bypass-list=*.googlevideo.com flag to Chrome (you should check the actual URL in Network tab in DevTools). I guess you are using automation, so this should be available to you via launch flags (Selenium ChromeOptions). Though there might be a caveat, antidetects...

Good one :D Thershold.