Effectiveness of cloud phones

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Since Google's update, most anti-detection browsers require using a phone to scan a QR code to create a Gmail account. Is it possible to skip this step by using a cloud phone?
 
Since Google's update, most anti-detection browsers require using a phone to scan a QR code to create a Gmail account. Is it possible to skip this step by using a cloud phone?
Cloud phones can do parts of the flow but usually fail hardware-bound QR checks. Use device farms that expose real camera/SIM passthrough or a managed fleet of physical phones for reliable, reproducible QR scans.
 
From what I’ve seen, cloud phones can work but not always reliable for every step. Some people still end up needing a real device at certain points.
 
I tried geelark but not successful same as adspower
 
Cloud phones can work in some cases, but Google’s new security layers often detect virtual environments physical verification still tends to be more reliable.
 
Why not simply use an emulator from Android Studio? They even have DRM support.
 
Since Google's update, most anti-detection browsers require using a phone to scan a QR code to create a Gmail account. Is it possible to skip this step by using a cloud phone?
Cloud phones won't work. Just use an android device and buy a lot of phone numbers.
 
How new is this update? I have never been prompted for any type of QR code
 
I think it is hard. Some would work and not because you dont know how these phones was using in the past.
 
there are several ways withour qr and phone. for some geo you can first create account for under 14y, then you change age with selfie verification
 
Yeah, it’s possible. A good cloud phone setup can usually handle the QR scan part just like a real device, as long as it’s properly synced and not flagged by Google.
 
Google still flags most cloud phones. Using a real device with a clean IP address is the only consistent method.
 
No, using a cloud phone doesn’t truly skip Google’s QR/phone verification it usually still triggers checks later, so only legit phone verification is stable long-term.
 
no you a liar I just bought a duoplus phone and it does not support it
Hi! Just follow these steps: https://www.duoplus.net/blog/how-to-register-google-account-successfully/
 
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