Antidetect browser effectiveness

Yeah, I’d say antidetect browsers don’t feel as “bulletproof” as they did a few years back. Platforms have gotten better at picking up on patterns, so you can’t rely on just the browser anymore. Cloud phones usually give you a cleaner footprint since they look closer to a real device, but they come with their own limits (price, speed, setup).
At this point it’s more about how you combine tools and keep things consistent than which single solution you pick.
 
Yeah, they still work, but not as smoothly as before since detection has gotten smarter. Cloud phones like Duoplus or Geelark usually feel more natural because they act like real devices, though they can be more expensive.
 
I feel line not that the browsers became less effective, it's spam protection systems etc became more efficient and you need to warm your account longer than you used to and adapt
 
Many scenarios cannot be completed using anti-detection browsers now. They have been accurately identified. Anti-detection browsers of any brand...
 
With so many antidetect browsers available now, have you noticed any decrease in effectiveness compared to a few years ago? How does it compare to cloud phones like duoplus, geelark etc?
Most likely, these platforms have become better at detecting different patterns.
 
Seriously, I have seen a lot of the commercial options be that good. Best bet, is take the code from a browser, and make it your own, make it undetectable..
 
Antidetect browsers still work but are less effective since platforms track more signals now. Cloud phones like Duoplus or Geelark usually perform better than real phones
 
Can we use antidetect browser for AdSense? Or acc will be banned?
I’ve experimented with multiple AdSense accounts myself, and one thing I’ve learned is that Google is very strict about account fingerprints. Running multiple accounts from the same device/IP can easily trigger flags.
Using an anti-detect browser like Go login, AdsPower, helped me manage accounts safely because each profile gets a separate browser fingerprint and IP setup. And their RPAs also work for some simple browsing activities to boost traffic. It’s not a magic fix — you still need to keep activity natural — but it significantly reduces accidental bans.
 
I haven't noticed any difference with anti-detect browsers on YouTube. It wasn't a solution for my certain problem. The issue was completely elsewhere.
 
Yeah, antidetect browsers still work but they’re easier to flag now — cloud phones feel more natural since they emulate real devices, but they’re pricier. Best results usually come from mixing good fingerprints with solid residential proxies.
 
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