Instagram Image MD5 Hash Changer Problem?

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Hello I am using imristo's image MD5 changer and changed the MD5 but it seems they get reassigned every time and I don't get unique MD5 for all of my images.

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What is the problem? Am I doing it wrong or it is the software?

@mod please delete or merge the previous thread with this. Sorry for it.
 
Use an image resizer. I'm pretty sure that changing the image size completely alters the MD5 and other checksum thingies.
 
Use an image resizer. I'm pretty sure that changing the image size completely alters the MD5 and other checksum thingies.
Do you know who made this software? I want to mention him here.
 
Are you using the latest version? There was an update few weeks ago.
 
Hello I am using imristo's image MD5 changer and changed the MD5 but it seems they get reassigned every time and I don't get unique MD5 for all of my images

Why are you even doing this?
Checking MD5 hash of an image, or comparing an image to any others for that matter would be very costly for Instagram. It's plain stupid.
I mean, it's very easy to alter a picture a little bit and totally change it's checksum e.g. resizing, filtering, etc.
 
Are you using the latest version? There was an update few weeks ago.

Yes I downloaded the latest version, I think v1.1.


Why are you even doing this?
Checking MD5 hash of an image, or comparing an image to any others for that matter would be very costly for Instagram. It's plain stupid.
I mean, it's very easy to alter a picture a little bit and totally change it's checksum e.g. resizing, filtering, etc.
Lol you just have to load the image in the bot/software and click once that's all. Plain stupidity is resizing every picture a bit manually lol. I cannot do this for 20-50 pictures.
 
Lol you just have to load the image in the bot/software and click once that's all. Plain stupidity is resizing every picture a bit manually lol. I cannot do this for 20-50 pictures.

I was talking about Instagram checking MD5s being stupidity, since even a small change will result in a different checksum.
 
I was talking about Instagram checking MD5s being stupidity, since even a small change will result in a different checksum.
Yeah I know but I am not checking all the HASH, as you can see they are same one after the other and by chance I looked at them and saw the bug.
 
Happened to me as well when I just copied one image multiple times and then added them all to the changer. You can just select one pic and press "remove selected files" then press "start changing DM5" then again remove one pic etc. If you have lot of pics you can just create some easy mouse macro so it clicks for you. This is what I did anyway, maybe there is some other way around it
 
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