Botting: Longer delays = Safer?

alpha ig

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Hello BHW,

to keep it short and simple my question is:
Do you think botting an account is safer, when you use longer delays?
Like would waiting one minute between each new following be safer than only waiting for about 30 seconds?
Really curious about this.

 

TasDePixels

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Keep it random, not longer. you should avoid repetitive actions. ( same delay, same actions )

 

Nut-Nights

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Patterns are the main thing according to me.

 

alpha ig

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TasDePixels said:

Keep it random, not longer. you should avoid repetitive actions. ( same delay, same actions )

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I would have kept it random anyways, something like delay between 20 and 80 seconds instead 20 and 60 or something, would that be safer in your opinion?

 

TasDePixels

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alpha ig said:

I would have kept it random anyways, something like delay between 20 and 80 seconds instead 20 and 60 or something, would that be safer in your opinion?

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even if your delays are random, your actions are not. you should train your bot to visit random pages at random moments, scroll through stuff & etc..
It's much, MUCH safer than using your acc solely to follow or comment.