wuLtrax
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someone said that each account has each cookies or location fingerprints...How about buying accounts in bulk. Use antidetect browser plus a mobile or residential proxy, then warm up each account.
someone said that each account has each cookies or location fingerprints...How about buying accounts in bulk. Use antidetect browser plus a mobile or residential proxy, then warm up each account.
I honestly cannot recommend any free anti detect browser, it would be a kamikaze mission bound to fail,.which free anti detect browser u recommend that is not funny
and what u mean by virtual sim services
how bout creating the accounts on an android or grapheneOS and google play, and doing on/off airplane mode, or something related
Try using TailsOS without persistent memory. Never done it myself, but you can try.First of all im sure this is the right Subforum to post this kind of question.
QUESTION
I dont know if changing the ip when creating or location of an initial G.mail account for yt views or all of my manually created accs could detect my main PC IP and get flagged,
So my question is related to social media boosting. mainly yt views
So I have 3 options here>
1.to manually create 500 accs without proxy,using a VPN inside a VM and a standard or anti detect browser. with the risk of getting flagged as linked into my main PC. THIS OPTION HAS THE CONS OF ANTI DETECT BROWSER LIMITED TO 50 profiles
2.to manually create 200 accs using and wasting the paid Limited GB of a paid proxy. . THIS OPTION IS NOT VIABLE PRACTICAL DUE TO GB LIMIT AND TIME
3.to Buy accs on a acc market with different locations of their initial starting creation.
4l to manually create 300 accs use a datacenter proxies inside a VPS. THIS OPTION IS UNKNOWN TO ME
If you use Tails+TOR, google will absolutely send you into infinite repatcha loops and definitely request SMS verficiation every time, I have tested thisTry using TailsOS without persistent memory. Never done it myself, but you can try.
Did you use tails without Persistent Memory??If you use Tails+TOR, google will absolutely send you into infinite repatcha loops and definitely request SMS verficiation every time, I have tested this
TAILS, by default run in RAM only(unless you change the default setting), but the point is, even with proxy and anti browser fingerprint, since gmail is a google product, they own the backend of the browser and all, theyre very hard to trick, they have clamped down on email abuse because of spammer recently(insecure apps etc deprecated, SMTP almost impossible to set up all things that are used to bind PHPmailer and PHP mail(). The best you can do is to have them not know what or who you are, in the normal browser they can see even if you operate only in RAM, they cant see if you use anti detect browser, you are then flagged as anonymous , which is not too bad, but thatll trigger SMS verification, sometimes even on previously verified gmail accounts.Did you use tails without Persistent Memory??
This is a very important statement to consider, lets say you have built an infra with 100 or 1000 accounts, one "go cheap path" error will have all the accounts affected, if you wanna be safe, forget normal browsers and VPNs that might leak, you must check for leaks on every single sign in. Youll need a need mothership device too, if this happens, this is definitelly something where no risks can be taken.The paths you find may not be healthy and you may lose all accounts in the long run.
Yeah depending on the GEO, a single sms verification can run you 1.50USD, but buying them might trigger another SMS verification request, if you access them on TOR or a funny anti detect browser, I would buy a part and see how it goes, and keep in mind , platforms like Trustpilot will send followup emails weeks after, if these remain unopened, kiss your sticky review good bye(at times).I'd just buy them as others suggested. Mass creating Google accounts without SMS verification is not easy to do for cheap. Just avoid all the trouble and buy them in bulk for a discount.