creating accounts using antidetect

I’ve read several threads about creating Instagram accounts, and it seems like most people agree that signing up from a mobile device is safer for the account. The problem is, I don’t have that many phones.
So I’m planning to use Hidemyacc to create IG accounts. Instead of using a regular desktop profile, I’m thinking of setting the fingerprint to match an iPhone 16 with Safari as the browser. If I register accounts using that kind of setup, will they be safer compared to using a standard desktop browser profile? Also, I’m planning to buy temporary email (just to get the code) to register the IG account. But I’m also considering using an OTP service to register with a phone number. Still a bit unsure which one is better. Would love to hear your thoughts.
THe setup is far from perfect but OTP will help a lot. Also you need a mobile connection, - 4g proxy- to emulate phone capabilities. The accounts will not have such a higher trust score, but will do the job.
 
Anti-detect is a must, specially in today's world.

Platform are way too advanced, they can track anything from your device and any kind of suspicious activity.

If you are looking for multi-accounts.

Anti-detect browsers and dedicated/mobile proxies are a must.
I would argue and say "anti-detect" browsers are not hard to detect at all. Might work on a small scale, but not on a higher scale at least on bigger platforms. Very easy to catch with machine learning, always something leaking.
 
Using antidetect browsers alone isn’t enough anymore. Platforms catch patterns fast, so masking with mobile-like fingerprints (iPhone/Safari) plus reliable proxies works better. If you can, real OTP numbers for verification are safer than temp SMS. For scaling, many combine mobile fingerprints with mobile proxies to keep accounts looking natural.
 
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