Anti fingerprint browser

lucky.sparks said:
It works very well. KVM virtualization, now running the android emulator with official android images and it eats ram like there's no tomorrow, 4-5Gb per instance. Done some optimizations and could bring it down to 2.5-3Gb.
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New to me -

Can you share the specs of the server including the GPU?
How much GPU they are eating per run and how much CPU too per instance?

I am sure the instances using the heavy images of the OS - should use lite versions used in lite devices, you can find them in local devices specifically sold in specific countries / continents.
 
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Tasker18 said:
New to me -

Can you share the specs of the server including the GPU?
How much GPU they are eating per run and how much CPU too per instance?

I am sure the instances using the heavy images of the OS - should use lite versions used in lite devices, you can find them in local devices specifically sold in specific countries / continents.
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- no GPU, probably only integrated. emulated devices can be run without strong graphic card, they will just be slow and annoying

- CPU usage depends on what is being done on the emulated device, e.g. - I uninstalled all unnecessary background services, running it without audio and headless more and then its pretty low. Main problem is RAM usage, but Im planning to bring it down by using specific roms.


Thanks for the advice!
 
lucky.sparks said:
- no GPU, probably only integrated. emulated devices can be run without strong graphic card, they will just be slow and annoying
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Different scenario i see. You need some GPU in order to manipulate those stuffs. You know what stuffs i am talking about.
The more graphics memory you give it will work nicely.

lucky.sparks said:
CPU usage depends on what is being done on the emulated device, e.g. - I uninstalled all unnecessary background services, running it without audio and headless more and then its pretty low. Main problem is RAM usage, but Im planning to bring it down by using specific roms.
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Strange and tricky i must say. I should look into this one.

What CPU it is? How many core and threads?
 
this one is: a big guy walk with a dark glass in the midnight case, strong enough, but can't run fast

I'm going to learn this one :D
 
lucky.sparks said:
Glad I could help.

Account creation from mobile devices is something you could do as well because same mobile devices have same fingerprints, thus anti fingerprinting solutions are not needed if you use your phone to do your stuff, just be sure you use apps that wipes previous data and resets any storage data made by social network you are creating your accounts on.
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yes its really good one bro
 
Macacpelume said:
Care to explain? Have you done extensive testing? Have you used the latest version?
You can say whatever here so...I can photoshop a server farm running 1 000 android rom's even...
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Tor exit nodes are publicly available, so it's the easiest way of getting detected.

Your bullshit about photoshop I did not even understand.
 
Macacpelume said:
Your bullshit about Tor I did not even understand
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I'm happy to explain then. Anonymity has nothing to do with stealth.

Here is a fancy graph that even you should understand,

tor-exit.jpg



Tor does make you anonymous because your traffic gets tossed around relays, but the Exit node(part 3.) is actually publicly listed, which means you are not in stealth in any way.

Any website, social network, or app can query your IP address against a publicly known tor exit node list and detect that the user is suspicious and should not be trusted.

If you want to go stealthily, then looking sus is the last thing you want to do.
 
the best way of being stealth is not hiding or trying to hide your existence, but how to blend around your surrounding...

I'm still learning how to blend properly, even most of the time I'm hiding myself, lol. forget what I'm sayin'...
 
here, I'm going to list something, maybe someone will make it, maybe...

-1 phone number = few gmail accs, depend on the country.
-1 phone = 1 gmail acc = 1 free colab 12gb vps (can be restarted after session end, it just need the colab webpage to stay opened when running it, a little js script in console can do the trick)
-1 phone = can hold multiple social accs (browser thingy)
-1 phone = ∞ possibilities

do you guys see what I see ?
ah, If I have the knowledge of expert programming, this would be easy... :D
have fun!
 
lucky.sparks said:
I'm happy to explain then. Anonymity has nothing to do with stealth.

Here is a fancy graph that even you should understand,

tor-exit.jpg



Tor does make you anonymous because your traffic gets tossed around relays, but the Exit node(part 3.) is actually publicly listed, which means you are not in stealth in any way.

Any website, social network, or app can query your IP address against a publicly known tor exit node list and detect that the user is suspicious and should not be trusted.

If you want to go stealthily, then looking sus is the last thing you want to do.
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More bullshit...

Wow knowing the future is a hard thing, in practice its not like that at all...any website can do whatever they want
 
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