I posted Google reviews and it was ok, but after 2-3 weeks reviews stop to go live. I'm using different residental proxies, asocks, node, lighting proxies, smart proxies. Is there case that Google detected that I'm using gologin antidetect browser or it's something other.
Antidetect browsers not working
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foreverblackhat
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Are you using them in a virtual machine?
No, in my laptop
foreverblackhat
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Okay that might be your problem man. Go on your browser and do some research on VMware if you are on Windows. Or KVM Virt-Manager if you are on a Linux operating system. Run your VPN or proxy from your host system and then it will transfer the time setting and spoof your location in the VM. Looking like a real machine. Then use the anti-detect browser in the Windows VM. Let me know if this helps you.
Thanks, will try
I must install windows 11 on VMware right? So I must buy windows 11?
MariaS
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Why do you want to run a anti detect browser in a VM environment. Anti detect browsers supposed to spoof time zone, finger prints etc on any environment. If it's just a browser ofc I am agree with you, but when user use a anti detect what's the point to run it in a VM.
I guess this happens with over selling socks. Asocks seems to be nicer than storm proxies. I never used goloigin so I am not sure. Try incognito or dolphin
MariaS
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You don't have to install windows 11 to install VMware mate..of course you must install a os inside VMware. You may also need to activate Intel hyper v or something for visual if you are using Intel processor
foreverblackhat
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No you don't need to buy it. Just search in your browser windows 10 iso download. Make sure it is coming from a verified Microsoft URL. I would give you a link but I don't want to get ticked for spam or something since my account is new.
foreverblackhat
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Just going over and above I suppose. When you create a VM without a VPN (killswitch activated) it will use your actual ip address from your house. This means the timezone for your actual virtual machine will be that of your host machine. You are right using an anti-detect browser will spoof your browser timezone. But why not be safe and just make sure the desktop time also matches as well.
I tried incognito and dolphin and gologin is better from my experience.
That was I mean, windows inside VMware, but how can I get it. I just think antidetect don't work as I want, because suddenly not even single review go live, so Google probably recognized it's from same device
MariaS
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Well if you suspect that really case even with VMware it happens...spoofing time etc is so easy things with simple Firefox extension or anti detect or VM, but spoofing HWID and stuff not that easy. Not an expert in that subject but these are just basic stuffs.
For me anti detect works fine with most things
Ok, so do you have some advice?
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Yeah I would try different anti detect browsers and see if that makes a difference
I tried all, incognition, dolphin, gologin, adspower, morelogin and mulitilogin trial. I didn't tried mulitilogin cookies boot, maybe that will make a difference
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Just test more accounts
the account used play a big factor here
so try to use more sources
Yes I tried and some work some no. Maybe I warmed up to short