manureverse
Newbie
- Jul 22, 2019
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I see. Does the embed browser just load instagram.com and automate actions that way? Do you have to open it every time you want automation to run?
Using the production Instagram app or web will always be safer than using a custom written API solution. Like you said, the API mode will always lag behind the Instagram app and may miss hidden Instagram security mechanisms.
I also remain very skeptical of the "Passive OS Fingerprints" theory. The truth is that Instagram APIs speak HTTP and you can inspect and spoof every part of the request when you're sending (e.g. things such as user agent / any headers / cookies involved).
Being able to inspect low level TCP packets on requests that proliferate throughout a complicated network stack like Instagram is a ridiculous expectation.
You can check with whatleaks.com
this site can easily detect the passive os fingerprint.
Also http://www.f.vision i great to detect a lot of fingerprint info.
But the point I wonder is what types of fingerprints can detect instagram via API?
What if it's safer to use hotspots via API or proxy 4?