GrapheneOS + Reddit ?

Do not buy phones, they are easier way to run a phone farm on your laptop/PC just do more research, if you do not have time then buying phone will be the better approach

The issue isn't just IP rotation, it's hardware entropy. GrapheneOS is great for privacy, but it doesn't mask underlying hardware specifications that reddit can query via Android APIs (especially the checks in the .so fingerprinting lib that the app loads). Even in different profiles, app can see same GPU renderer, battery health statistics and available internal storage.

If you're using the same pixel for all accounts, your "fingerprint" has zero entropy. Reddit anti-fraud system sees 5 "unique" users with same battery wear level and storage capacity on the same cell tower subnet. That's a redflag.

nofollowedLife said:

GrapheneOS gets hyped a lot on Reddit for privacy/security, but it’s not really “plug and play” for everyone. If you’re using it for business (ads/accounts), the learning curve + app compatibility can be annoying unless you know what you’re doing. Still, for a clean daily driver with minimal tracking, it’s one of the best options out there IMO. Anyone here running it long-term?

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its mostly for people who wants to be"degoogled" on a pixel not really a privacy/anonymous user for things like reddit.

tabticker said:

I think there's a misconception here about what GrapheneOS can and can't do. While it's true that GrapheneOS can't change hardware specs, it does provide a more secure and isolated environment for apps to run in. However, as satyr85 pointed out, apps can still access device-specific information like the Android UUID, which can be used to link multiple accounts together. I'd like to ask, what are some effective ways to mitigate this issue and create more distinct profiles on Android devices, even with GrapheneOS installed?

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i think its being promoted on reddit and other social media because its alternative to not using google, i dont think it will protect you against a social media detection, its just alternative.

No one ever thought that the issue might be the mobile IP?

I’ve had the same problem — actually, I still have it. I manage 6 SIM cards using xproxy software that rotate when switching accounts. With every comment action, and sometimes even during warming, I get about a 60% ban rate. However, when I use 4G mobile proxies, the ban rate drops to around 5%.

Maybe the SIM you’re using has a subnet that has been flagged for spam.

Graphene is a huge red flag on social media