Cloaking direct from rewrite(apache2) is better than pho cloaker?

So guys, what you think or it has no diffrerent

Cloaking direct from rewrite(apache2) is better than pho cloaker?

Trust me I doubt many people doing cloaking knows technical stuff. I mean setup page and Cloaker fine. But these apache and PHP thing is a little hard for many people.

Nut-Nights said:

Trust me I doubt many people doing cloaking knows technical stuff. I mean setup page and Cloaker fine. But these apache and PHP thing is a little hard for many people.

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Do you have some alert setup for every post in cloaking section. I’ve been reading about cloaking threads from 2016. And every thread had your post on top three. (mostly couple sentence)

I dont know how much Just cloack it guy pays you, But id like to have this dedication from my VAs. Kudos.

To op: how are you planning on detecting the good/bad visitor? If you are planning on using an external api, i dont think there is a way to add a middleware to each request in apache confifuration. How are you planning on doing that?

You can but depends on what you want to use as rewrite rule within HTaccess.
Look it up, lot of fun stuff you can do straight on your server

I was thinking about developing a cloak, but I have a question:

When I start a campaing on facebook ads is easy to know facebook´s ip because facebook will check the URL as soon as submit.
But after that how I´d know that a manual check came to verify my URL?

webcrawlerBR said:

I was thinking about developing a cloak, but I have a question:

When I start a campaing on facebook ads is easy to know facebook´s ip because facebook will check the URL as soon as submit.
But after that how I´d know that a manual check came to verify my URL?

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You don't use cloaked URLs while submitting ads for review. That's a rookie mistake. You run the safe page for a couple of days once the URL is accepted by Facebook. Then only you enable the cloaker.

Plus, facebook now uses residential IPS to fight the cloaking. Simply blocking "facebooks IP" is not gonna cut it.
https://adage.com/article/digital/facebook-cloaking-ai-stop-spammers/310070/

is possible cloaking trough the DNS?