Bypassing Face Verification through android emulators, almost managing to do it [NEED HELP]

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Hi people, i've been looking for a way to bypass face verification in android emulators apps, like social media and banking apps, and I'm 90% complete with this task, but I'm facing a goddamn pain in the ass when it comes for the selfie ID. No problem with the emulation detection. No problem with the selfies. I've even managed to do some impressive deepfakes work through the emulators cameras. So, the problem is simple, but I can't figure out how to solve: the fucking emulators front camera won't work. The rear camera, on the other hand, works perfectly (which makes no sense, why the hell it won't work?).
The only problem stopping me to bypass this shit is the fact that the front camera won't work. My laptop camera is working fine, my drivers are fine, virtual cameras working flawlessly, but emulators do not seem to detect the front camera. I've tested them all. Bluestacks, MEmu, LDPlayer, and any other emulator. The only emulator where I could get both cameras working, was Nox player, but the camera resolution is horrible, totally unable to use it for the purposes, photos looks like that had been taken with a potato. Searching config files in the root folder of Nox player, I've found out that is the only emulator that specifies both rear and front camera (didn't find this config specification in any other emulator config file), and is the only one that is working both cameras, but as I said, resolution is absolutely horrible (and I didn't find any config to change the camera resolution).

Nox player specifies both cameras with the following code in the config.ini file:

" hw.camera.back=webcam0
hw.camera.front=webcam0 "

This code makes Nox player use the default camera, whatever it is, could be physical or virtual camera, and that's perfect. But as I said, the Nox devs set a potato resolution for the camera, and I can't figure it out how to change it.

So, there are 3 possible ways to solve this (that I cannot figure it out, so that's why I need some help):

1 - Changing Nox player camera default resolution
2 - Making other emulators detect the front camera. MEmu would be the best, 1920x1080p camera resolution, just perfect, probably would work with anything. Bluestacks has an acceptable camera quality that would work too.
3 - Injecting the hw.camera.back/hw.camera.front code line that I mentioned before in other emulators configs. I've tried it but nothing happened, probably i've put the code in the wrong file.

Anyone that could share any idea? This could work to bypass a lot of things, like dumb Instagram verifications, Revolut verifications, or even more serious things. I thought the emulation and root detection were the real problem, turns out it's no problem at all. The only obstacle is android emulators not detecting front camera (and Nox player potato camera quality). I think it could be solved with a little tweak in the emulators config file, or maybe in the Android system file, but I can't figure out.

Literally any idea could help a lot, I'll appreciate any possible solution.
 
Hi people, i've been looking for a way to bypass face verification in android emulators apps, like social media and banking apps, and I'm 90% complete with this task, but I'm facing a goddamn pain in the ass when it comes for the selfie ID. No problem with the emulation detection. No problem with the selfies. I've even managed to do some impressive deepfakes work through the emulators cameras. So, the problem is simple, but I can't figure out how to solve: the fucking emulators front camera won't work. The rear camera, on the other hand, works perfectly (which makes no sense, why the hell it won't work?).
The only problem stopping me to bypass this shit is the fact that the front camera won't work. My laptop camera is working fine, my drivers are fine, virtual cameras working flawlessly, but emulators do not seem to detect the front camera. I've tested them all. Bluestacks, MEmu, LDPlayer, and any other emulator. The only emulator where I could get both cameras working, was Nox player, but the camera resolution is horrible, totally unable to use it for the purposes, photos looks like that had been taken with a potato. Searching config files in the root folder of Nox player, I've found out that is the only emulator that specifies both rear and front camera (didn't find this config specification in any other emulator config file), and is the only one that is working both cameras, but as I said, resolution is absolutely horrible (and I didn't find any config to change the camera resolution).

Nox player specifies both cameras with the following code in the config.ini file:

" hw.camera.back=webcam0
hw.camera.front=webcam0 "

This code makes Nox player use the default camera, whatever it is, could be physical or virtual camera, and that's perfect. But as I said, the Nox devs set a potato resolution for the camera, and I can't figure it out how to change it.

So, there are 3 possible ways to solve this (that I cannot figure it out, so that's why I need some help):

1 - Changing Nox player camera default resolution
2 - Making other emulators detect the front camera. MEmu would be the best, 1920x1080p camera resolution, just perfect, probably would work with anything. Bluestacks has an acceptable camera quality that would work too.
3 - Injecting the hw.camera.back/hw.camera.front code line that I mentioned before in other emulators configs. I've tried it but nothing happened, probably i've put the code in the wrong file.

Anyone that could share any idea? This could work to bypass a lot of things, like dumb Instagram verifications, Revolut verifications, or even more serious things. I thought the emulation and root detection were the real problem, turns out it's no problem at all. The only obstacle is android emulators not detecting front camera (and Nox player potato camera quality). I think it could be solved with a little tweak in the emulators config file, or maybe in the Android system file, but I can't figure out.

Literally any idea could help a lot, I'll appreciate any possible solution.
Hi mate, I had the same problem and was looking for a solution for days, yesterday I finally found a way to get both front/back cameras of the Android emulators working. If you still didn't figure it out, message me and I'll help you get it sorted out. Let's exchange knowledge.
 
Hi mate, I had the same problem and was looking for a solution for days, yesterday I finally found a way to get both front/back cameras of the Android emulators working. If you still didn't figure it out, message me and I'll help you get it sorted out. Let's exchange knowledge.
I've spent some days trying to figure it out, but nothing seems to work. Looks like android emulators are blocked to acess camera when required to take a selfie for verification, must be some sort of security measure and it's really a pain in the ass. I'm gonna message you now man.
 
Hi mate, I had the same problem and was looking for a solution for days, yesterday I finally found a way to get both front/back cameras of the Android emulators working. If you still didn't figure it out, message me and I'll help you get it sorted out. Let's exchange knowledge. Could be Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, email, whatever haha
I can't message you, my account needs more posts. Any other way to contact you? Could be Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, even email lol
 
There is a much simpler solution.
Search in Russian forums.
There is whole guide about that.

Fresh guide, not some old garbage.
It involves using some software and even AI but it seemed to work.
There was video too.

And primarily it also supports moving head. Many verifications ask that
 
Sounds interesting. Do you have a recommendation? I do not speak Russian.
 
I had a different idea, since this fucking emulators simply doensn't work when it comes to face detection. Anyone knows how to "zoom in" camera, inside any app that requires you to take a picture? Like, any app that could control camera's zoom inside other apps? or there is no such thing? I searched the internet but I couldn't find anything
 
There is a much simpler solution.
Search in Russian forums.
There is whole guide about that.

Fresh guide, not some old garbage.
It involves using some software and even AI but it seemed to work.
There was video too.

And primarily it also supports moving head. Many verifications ask that

What forums?? I'm very interested.

I had a different idea, since this fucking emulators simply doensn't work when it comes to face detection. Anyone knows how to "zoom in" camera, inside any app that requires you to take a picture? Like, any app that could control camera's zoom inside other apps? or there is no such thing? I searched the internet but I couldn't find anything
I have managed to spoof a real phone camera but they are asking for zoom the face and that it is almost impossible for the moment. Maybe I have to edit the video or someting but even trying with a real model by my side it gets really complicated to pass the test. With BlueStacks I get detected in some apps or apps just get crash. Maybe installing a 3rd party cam program inside the emulator is the solution.
I think that I saw you on reddit asking this. I hope maybe we will find a solution with God help.
 
What forums?? I'm very interested.


I have managed to spoof a real phone camera but they are asking for zoom the face and that it is almost impossible for the moment. Maybe I have to edit the video or someting but even trying with a real model by my side it gets really complicated to pass the test. With BlueStacks I get detected in some apps or apps just get crash. Maybe installing a 3rd party cam program inside the emulator is the solution.
I think that I saw you on reddit asking this. I hope maybe we will find a solution with God help.
How did you spoofed the camera? Zooming a video isn't really a problem, I've spoofed a real phone camera with an app, and made a zooming video to bypass the verification, but the banks apps doesn't seem to detect any image. The thing with the emulators, i've tried all of them, and doesn't work with frontal camera, and that makes it impossible to bypass kyc. Maybe launching via command line would work.
 
How did you spoofed the camera? Zooming a video isn't really a problem, I've spoofed a real phone camera with an app, and made a zooming video to bypass the verification, but the banks apps doesn't seem to detect any image. The thing with the emulators, i've tried all of them, and doesn't work with frontal camera, and that makes it impossible to bypass kyc. Maybe launching via command line would work.

I managed to spoof the phone cam and the apps (Revolut, Tinder...) are detecting the cam properly but as it is a recorded video I can't follow the instructions (get close to the oval, talk, etc.). I record the instructions with the model, zoom the video (using the same phone cam so no resolution problems and making my model to get close, go back... so no problem) but it just doesn't work, maybe I need to try more and more untill I hit the target. I even tried recording another screen, using a mask... nothing works for me. Fixing the emulator cam problem is the best solution because with virtual cam PC software is really easy to pass but some websites can detect know if the cam is on use an break the verification process.
Good night!
 
I managed to spoof the phone cam and the apps (Revolut, Tinder...) are detecting the cam properly but as it is a recorded video I can't follow the instructions (get close to the oval, talk, etc.). I record the instructions with the model, zoom the video (using the same phone cam so no resolution problems and making my model to get close, go back... so no problem) but it just doesn't work, maybe I need to try more and more untill I hit the target. I even tried recording another screen, using a mask... nothing works for me. Fixing the emulator cam problem is the best solution because with virtual cam PC software is really easy to pass but some websites can detect know if the cam is on use an break the verification process.
Good night!
So maybe we are facing the same problem. I've posted a thread about it: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/bypassing-kyc-liveness-on-android-emulators-journey-finally-got-both-cameras-working-so-close-to-it-need-some-ideas.1507326/
 
How did you bypass emulator detection for installing banking apps on Bluestacks, Nox, LDplayer...?
 
Hi mate, I had the same problem and was looking for a solution for days, yesterday I finally found a way to get both front/back cameras of the Android emulators working. If you still didn't figure it out, message me and I'll help you get it sorted out. Let's exchange knowledge.
I can’t DM you either, very curious
 
There is a much simpler solution.
Search in Russian forums.
There is whole guide about that.

Fresh guide, not some old garbage.
It involves using some software and even AI but it seemed to work.
There was video too.

And primarily it also supports moving head. Many verifications ask that
hello bro im trying to find in every russian forum i can this information, can you say where we can find it? please
 
Hi mate, I had the same problem and was looking for a solution for days, yesterday I finally found a way to get both front/back cameras of the Android emulators working. If you still didn't figure it out, message me and I'll help you get it sorted out. Let's exchange knowledge.
Brother, please give me your email ,I will contact you, I need face selfie verification on Android
 
Just updating here, i've managed to get it working right 4 months ago, I've even forgot to enter this forum to post the updates lol but yes, it is possible to bypass selfie/kyc/liveness verification, hard as fucking hell to figure it out how to get it working, but now it's working and really stable
 
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