Brave browser or anti detect programs

nomchomsky

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Hey I was wondering if brave would work to make accounts/ comment like things

or if I should use a program like go login?

I will be making reddit accounts and upvotes
also be making YouTube accs and comments likes
 
There will be practically no difference between using Chrome and Brave browser. Brave is based on Chromium, Same as Google Chrome. The only most major difference between them comes when blocking advertisements, Brave Browser have an in-built Ad-Blocker, sure it's more safer and offers more privacy but since we are talking about making multiple accounts, I would say go with VPNs or Elite Proxies as it would be the safest option to evade bans.
 
There will be practically no difference between using Chrome and Brave browser. Brave is based on Chromium, Same as Google Chrome. The only most major difference between them comes when blocking advertisements, Brave Browser have an in-built Ad-Blocker, sure it's more safer and offers more privacy but since we are talking about making multiple accounts, I would say go with VPNs or Elite Proxies as it would be the safest option to evade bans.

I got a mobile proxy just wonder what would be the best thing to use to manage multiple accounts
 
I got a mobile proxy just wonder what would be the best thing to use to manage multiple accounts
Yes, you think correctly that the gologin browser will suit you, if there are already proxies purchased even easier, add them to the browser and that's it. You will be able to create accounts and they will not be connected to each other in any way and hide your data. What I also like about the browser is that I can use it both on my computer and on my phone. maybe it's in all browsers, I don't know.
 
I got a mobile proxy just wonder what would be the best thing to use to manage multiple accounts
As for "best", buy N number of cheap android phones, have a system-wide proxy/VPN set on them, and do your stuff. I know people will suggest one or another, but you can never be so sure what data from your hardware is being sent.

On the other hand, if you buy a new device, there is no way in this world to fingerprint you directly. If anything, your IP could be leaked, which is why you are using the proxy/VPN in the first place. I would say, don't even bother with 4g proxies. Just get new sims for those devices, and you are completely different.

The phones could be as cheap as $50. Not that you are gonna show them off to someone anyway.
 
As for "best", buy N number of cheap android phones, have a system-wide proxy/VPN set on them, and do your stuff. I know people will suggest one or another, but you can never be so sure what data from your hardware is being sent.

On the other hand, if you buy a new device, there is no way in this world to fingerprint you directly. If anything, your IP could be leaked, which is why you are using the proxy/VPN in the first place. I would say, don't even bother with 4g proxies. Just get new sims for those devices, and you are completely different.

The phones could be as cheap as $50. Not that you are gonna show them off to someone anyway.
interesting so with the andriod phone the phone is bassicly the "anti detect browser". as for sims I would just run them only on the cell network not connect to wifi?

what do you mean by system wide proxy vpn. wouldn't that just link all my phones together ?
 
as for sims I would just run them only on the cell network not connect to wifi?
yepp

what do you mean by system wide proxy vpn. wouldn't that just link all my phones together ?
As for VPN, you could use OpenVPN for android/iPhone. As for proxy, it depends and I am not sure how to set it up for your particular mobile device.

However, you don't need any of these, since you are going to use a new sim. Think about it... New phone, new profile name, email, sim... how do they detect you? :D

Just make sure to never ever log in with your wifi...
 
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As for VPN, you could use OpenVPN for android/iPhone. As for proxy, it depends and I am not sure how to set it up for your particular mobile device.

However, you don't need any of these, since you are going to use a new sim. Think about it... New phone, new profile name, email, sim... how do they detect you? :D

Just make sure to never ever log in with your wifi...
yea I figure if I buy sims then no need to use wifi.

or u mean buy like 1-2 sims make it a proxy then run all phones off the proxy wifi
 
yepp


As for VPN, you could use OpenVPN for android/iPhone. As for proxy, it depends and I am not sure how to set it up for your particular mobile device.

However, you don't need any of these, since you are going to use a new sim. Think about it... New phone, new profile name, email, sim... how do they detect you? :D

Just make sure to never ever log in with your wifi...
Dont you think if all the phones connect to the same cell tower it could be a footprint ? Genuine question to know your point of view. No sarcasm.
Anyway on almost all phones you can select the tower it connects to if you have several reachable ones around you, so it's not really a problem.
 
Dont you think if all the phones connect to the same cell tower it could be a footprint ? Genuine question to know your point of view. No sarcasm.
Anyway on almost all phones you can select the tower it connects to if you have several reachable ones around you, so it's not really a problem.
1. Even if so, how do you say who is who? In an area, there might be 1000s of people (at least where I live, it's pretty crowded).
2. How do you pinpoint that it is the same person that is using the other phone? It could really be someone else. I mean, there could be 2 people living in an area. They don't have to be the same person.

I do not think it is a valid way to fingerprint anyone. In fact, I doubt if you could even get the tower location from javascript/through headers, but I could be wrong about this one.

or u mean buy like 1-2 sims make it a proxy then run all phones off the proxy wifi

Nopes, keep it simple. 1 phone, 1 sim ... which never changes.
 
Sorry for the off topic question. It's just my brave stopped showing ads for earning brave rewards.
 
2. How do you pinpoint that it is the same person that is using the other phone? It could really be someone else. I mean, there could be 2 people living in an area. They don't have to be the same person.
With a simple combination of the following factors:
  1. Creation date (native filters could also take this into account.
  2. Not verified by email (unless you have dozens/hundreds of gmails/yahoos, using cheaper and easier to create ones might take part in the factor combination)
  3. Active subreddits (probably only on manual review)
  4. Post content (if not 100% identical, probably only on manual review)
  5. Interlinked by same upvoted posts
  6. Add the same tower cell and activity time-frame to that.
  7. Also don't underestimate the power of activity pattern fingerprinting in top social nets. A.I. has enough power to identify that.
Just one thing in closing this: Taking into account just 3 of the listed factors above, ask yourself:

How much of a chance 10 different people upvote the same post having accounts created within the same week of a year, using the same tower cell?
 
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