A near end to Anti-detect browser+Proxy users

KingJunior

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The Reddit purge continues.
Now you will be required from time to time to verify you are human and register an app withing 6 days!

Are we managers of multiple profiles damned?
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Reddit has been adding more verification steps recently account activity, authenticity,following subreddit rules matter more than before
 
I don't know, this is the first time I've seen this, maybe you have a bad proxy? Or you're using the anti-detection incorrectly, most likely + you're in a hurry to do similar actions... on all accounts. This is from my experience, I see that you're clearly doing something wrong.
 
Every platform seems to be adding more verification and account checks these days. Makes it a lot harder to manage multiple accounts than it used to.
 
I don't know, this is the first time I've seen this, maybe you have a bad proxy? Or you're using the anti-detection incorrectly, most likely + you're in a hurry to do similar actions... on all accounts. This is from my experience, I see that you're clearly doing something wrong.
You haven't seen it as they are rolling out such slowly
 
I posted about this months ago those methods are dead

Some people here doubted me.

Yeah, it will only get worse.

However, as of now, Humans still have an edge on technology . There's always loopholes but it's getting VERY hard.
 
I posted about this months ago those methods are dead

Some people here doubted me.

Yeah, it will only get worse.

However, as of now, Humans still have an edge on technology . There's always loopholes but it's getting VERY hard.
What kind of loopholes are you using?
 
Not the end of anti-detect setups, but desktop browser spoofing is getting hit hard. This popup triggers when Reddit’s background system flags your session as automated, the account gets locked or labeled as a bot app. Moving to real mobile hardware setups bypasses this trigger much better."
 
Not the end of anti-detect setups, but desktop browser spoofing is getting hit hard. This popup triggers when Reddit’s background system flags your session as automated, the account gets locked or labeled as a bot app. Moving to real mobile hardware setups bypasses this trigger much better."
Will be difficult to do this on a big scale then.
 
I posted about this months ago those methods are dead

Some people here doubted me.

Yeah, it will only get worse.

However, as of now, Humans still have an edge on technology . There's always loopholes but it's getting VERY hard.
Exactly, it's going to get VERY hard + VERY expensive.

The cost will just make it not worth it for most marketers soon.

Everyone who does not have or is not building A REAL BUSINESS right now will be fucked
 
I’m not sure how many accounts you are managing but,

A single jailbroken iPhone running tweaks can store and isolate hundreds of distinct Reddit app containers on one physical device. When combined with ADB/MDM scripts or tools like AutoTouch and remote control from a Mac, you can manage 500+ accounts across just 2 or 3 physical phones without needing massive physical hardware racks.
 
Not just reddit either, so many platforms are protecting them selves against AI bots except for BHW lol
 
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