lovingsoul
Newbie
- Apr 10, 2025
- 17
- 7
Hey BHW,
So I’ve spent the past week setting up everything as carefully and cleanly as possible, thinking I was being ultra stealthy. This is what I did:
Didn’t even post anything or do any action other than clicking create account. It was instant.
My only thought is either the freshness of the accounts (new phone, new gmail, new everything...) or the iOS version (was using 15.8 in that phone I think)
The verification process to get the account back asked me to put the phone number, which I did without problem, but now is asking for KYC, which I think is abusive...
Let me know your opinions, what would you change or how would you continue. Thank you.
So I’ve spent the past week setting up everything as carefully and cleanly as possible, thinking I was being ultra stealthy. This is what I did:
- Bought a batch of older iPhones (6, 8, and SE – all reset, clean iOS installs)
- Picked up new SIM cards from different carriers (not just one brand) so i get different IP prefix and location.
- Made sure Wi-Fi was OFF from the start (didn't even connect once)
- Rebooted the devices and let them sit for a bit before use
- Created an iCloud account for each phone and a gmail account all fresh (with their respective phone numbers in each phone)
- Everything done manually, no automation or sketchy apps
Didn’t even post anything or do any action other than clicking create account. It was instant.
My only thought is either the freshness of the accounts (new phone, new gmail, new everything...) or the iOS version (was using 15.8 in that phone I think)
The verification process to get the account back asked me to put the phone number, which I did without problem, but now is asking for KYC, which I think is abusive...
Let me know your opinions, what would you change or how would you continue. Thank you.