Check your configuration

lucax3 said:

Before starting to create accounts, post comments, or make posts, you need to check your configuration. I'm sure 95% of you wouldn't pass the test.
Working on Reddit is getting increasingly difficult, so do some research online on how to pass each test on this site. If anyone knows better ones, please share them.
https://fv.pro/
https://ipbinding.online/
https://browserleaks.com/ip
https://proxy.incolumitas.com/proxy_detect.html
https://pixelscan.net/
https://whoer.net/de
https://www.browserscan.net/it

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xploader said:

You don't need to rely on random test websites, especially when you can't verify their accuracy,many of them provide misleading information.
The best and most reliable test is the target website you're working with. Analyze network requests, inspect JavaScript scripts, and develop a clear plan to do account action that should pass(posting a comment,post a comment, check if ban on some timeframes,etc).

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lucax3 said:

Sorry, I don’t understand. Are the ones I mentioned just random websites?

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xploader said:

What I mean they are not that useful as most people think. People that develop anti-bot system aren't that stupid to follow these methods of detection. Behind many of these "tools" are the teams of anti-detect browsers just so they can sell you some shit solution and to "prove" you that their tool works, which in reality these methods are long ago outdated.

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XrumerGeek said:

AdsPower, Residential Rotating Proxies and PixelScan is all you need; period.

We operate 50 accounts, purchase aged with karma and lose very few accounts despite aggressive tactics.

It ain't rocket science.

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lucax3 said:

Ah ok, so Reddit hasn't increased its checks, and you can work with any residential proxy. However, I believe that 90% of proxies are dead.
The most useful ones are these two:
https://browserleaks.com/ip
https://proxy.incolumitas.com/proxy_detect.html

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xploader said:

Yes they 100% did update the checks few days ago . One thing is to run purchased high quality accounts and another thing is to create new acounts with your setup.
And no, it has nothing to do with proxies.

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xploader said:

You don't need to rely on random test websites, especially when you can't verify their accuracy,many of them provide misleading information.
The best and most reliable test is the target website you're working with. Analyze network requests, inspect JavaScript scripts, and develop a clear plan to do account action that should pass(posting a comment,post a comment, check if ban on some timeframes,etc).

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XrumerGeek said:

AdsPower, Residential Rotating Proxies and PixelScan is all you need; period.

We operate 50 accounts, purchase aged with karma and lose very few accounts despite aggressive tactics.

It ain't rocket science.

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lucax3 said:

The checks were increased exactly on February 13th, so it has been more than a month.
My configuration? High-quality accounts? But if you use a non-compliant TCP/IP, any account will get banned. The proxies don’t matter? What are you saying? The TCP/IP totally depends on the proxies.

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V said:

I partly agree with this as well. It's not essential that the tests they are conducting reflect Reddit's actual practices. However, it's still valuable to identify potential leaks that can be prevented. Instead of relying on all of these methods, you can simply use PixelScan.

I'm having trouble passing the PixelScan test with a non-antidetect browser despite trying just about everything.

Any suggestions on how to get it to work? Also, do you think PixelScan is a reliable tool for Reddit? I have also been using it for a few weeks now.

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lucax3 said:

Ah ok, so Reddit hasn't increased its checks, and you can work with any residential proxy. However, I believe that 90% of proxies are dead.
The most useful ones are these two:
https://browserleaks.com/ip
https://proxy.incolumitas.com/proxy_detect.html

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V said:

I'm having trouble passing the PixelScan test with a non-antidetect browser despite trying just about everything.

Any suggestions on how to get it to work? Also, do you think PixelScan is a reliable tool for Reddit? I have also been using it for a few weeks now.

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XrumerGeek said:

I didn't say that.
Of course the proxy needs to pass checks. Sourcing a long-term provider is important, but Pixelscan is sufficient for checks. We never lose new accounts following this methodology, we only burn out accounts from hyperaggressive tactics.

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lucax3 said:

Can you run a check here with your configuration?
https://proxy.incolumitas.com/proxy_detect.html

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XrumerGeek said:

Will happily do this for you this evening. Give me a nudge if I don't.

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lucax3 said:

Pixelscan is useful for verifying certain parameters, but for example, TCP/IP is one of the main things right now, and Pixelscan does not check it. Or the WebRTC IP, which could leak your real IP.

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XrumerGeek said:

Use AdsPower antidetect mate- they give you 5 profiles for free and you can delete/create new ones as and when you hit bans. AP should pass PixelScan.

PixelScan is the only tool we use to verify config. As stated above, we never lose new accounts through config error, literally none.

It makes me wonder what some people must be attempting (spam wise) on new logins for them to face so many issues. Probably high risk/illegal nichesx + barely aged accounts and signifcant posting + upvote manipulation from day 1. What do they expect to happen...?

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V said:

I don't understand what you mean by TCP/IP. TCP/IP is a protocol, and IPs are used as an addressing mechanism.

Thank you, I will start using AdsPower.

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