How do jarvee and GMT2 work??

Please can anyone explain how JARVEE and GMT2 work??

On GMT2, i don't know how the developer programmed, but clearly there are two steps: scrape users and then follow users. It seems GMT2 will scrape enough account that fit the setting, and then follow them one by one.

I never use jarvee, so maybe someone can explain how jarvee work.

Is there any differences between BOT operation and human operation?? Will instagram AI detect this difference?

formen said:

Please can anyone explain how JARVEE and GMT2 work??

On GMT2, i don't know how the developer programmed, but clearly there are two steps: scrape users and then follow users. It seems GMT2 will scrape enough account that fit the setting, and then follow them one by one.

I never use jarvee, so maybe someone can explain how jarvee work.

Is there any differences between BOT operation and human operation?? Will instagram AI detect this difference?

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The idea is that they programatically do what you as a user would do. Without going into too much detail, there isn't a difference as far as the action itself (i.e. a BOT following someone accomplishes the same thing as a human following someone), but with the data that Instagram can gather they can distinguish a bot from a human.

That's why you used to see threads where people got banned and EVERY one had replies saying, "the proxies are bad." Now people are realizing that bots are actually exposing users to a lot more than they should as it's pretty difficult to mask all of the data points that Instagram is gathering from users/bots. I've probably said enough but let me know if you want more specifics.

All in all though, you're going to be fine for the most part using bots. There's really no better way to grow right now.

in program.it do not have much difference

@KraftyKyle
Great responsen from Kylen, Would like to add that Jarvee has tons of more advanced functionality than Gmt2. I have used both and Jarvee is by far better but Gmt2 is alot cheaper.

Good luck

KraftyKyle said:

The idea is that they programatically do what you as a user would do. Without going into too much detail, there isn't a difference as far as the action itself (i.e. a BOT following someone accomplishes the same thing as a human following someone), but with the data that Instagram can gather they can distinguish a bot from a human.

That's why you used to see threads where people got banned and EVERY one had replies saying, "the proxies are bad." Now people are realizing that bots are actually exposing users to a lot more than they should as it's pretty difficult to mask all of the data points that Instagram is gathering from users/bots. I've probably said enough but let me know if you want more specifics.

All in all though, you're going to be fine for the most part using bots. There's really no better way to grow right now.

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That's what i am thinking about, instagram is capable of gathering date from users/bots.

formen said:

Please can anyone explain how JARVEE and GMT2 work??

On GMT2, i don't know how the developer programmed, but clearly there are two steps: scrape users and then follow users. It seems GMT2 will scrape enough account that fit the setting, and then follow them one by one.

I never use jarvee, so maybe someone can explain how jarvee work.

Is there any differences between BOT operation and human operation?? Will instagram AI detect this difference?

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Think about it like this. All apps run on a client, that could be either a browser from a desktop or a mobile client like an Android or iOS app.
Those clients almost always use HTTP(s) requests to talk to the server(like 99% of the time). That's all the server(in this case Instagram) will see from all the data coming from every client trying to connect to the backend services. So the clients eventually talk to the server via something called an API. These API's have basic things like rate limiting, access control listings(who can access , modify, or see certain info).

On these API's you can basically trigger a banned, blocked and/or rate limiting if you start sending HTTP(s) requests too fast. Some API's might have a way stronger anti-spam mechanism that basically uses AI.

On top of that, you also need to remember that most services are going to have things like throttle limits. Throttle limits are so common when developing API services that limit the amount of requests each session/client can do per minute/hour/day etc.

So to answer your question. Most people think of bot operations as automated done in a reckless manner with a very fast pace, as when it comes to manual they view it as the opposite one.

The main reason is because with manual, you are basically doing it with a human at a very slow pace, so you can't do it as fast as a dumb bot.

However, if you basically run your HTTP(s) requests slow enough and you don't leave any obvious footprints on your HTTP(s) requests then you should be fine.