Jarvee

Guys, there must be a huge issue, I mean not issue, but I think Instagram updated their algorhythm 2 days ago. Before that I could co with 600-700 follows/unfollows/day, and 2 days ago, and yesterday it gave me a phone confirmation. Before that I got 150 daily new followers, now i the last 2 days I got 20-40. I hope it's just temporary. I decreased the No of the followings/day, but not happy about it...

This is a very important acc, after how many phone verification do they usually disable accs? No proxy, my own acc, and 34k followers, don't want to loose it...

600-700 follows/unfollows/day is a little bit too much.

I heard people following 1k+/day, that's why I stucked at around 700. I even read somewhere that's a kind of safe number, and it worked for 6 month with no issue, until 2 days ago... So now I'll stop around 550-570/day... But still curious, if anyone experienced the new algorithm, or it's just me?

@Henry Cooper

Does the repost function work autonomously? Can it find a high quality post to use for my account and post it on its own?

nickito said:

@Henry Cooper

Does the repost function work autonomously? Can it find a high quality post to use for my account and post it on its own?

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Always send to campaign if possible

Hello, can you tell me Where i can download jarvee ?

asiwabpubk said:

Hello, can you tell me Where i can download jarvee ?

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Google, Jarvee.

zack101 said:

Google, Jarvee.

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ok, thanks you

Anyone uses Jarvee to create pva accounts? Im wonder what's the best sms service they offer

sorry if i bumping this old thread.

2 days ago i download jarvee and install it to my pc. but after the tools installed i can't launch it. anyone know what happen ? i've tried contacting their support team but got no reply on 2 of my email.

I have a question

Since Instagram is cracking down on follows I am planning to stop doing it on my main account
So I will be growing "fan" accounts who will do the dirty work for the main

Can I make them automaticly report whatever my main account posts with a custom description or I should do this on my own?

Henry Cooper said:

Yeah just drop any questions here (and tag me) . We use Jarvee on over 20 dedicated servers . Let me know if you need anything .

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@Henry Cooper

Hi,
First of all really thanks in advance.
These days i made some tests.

Outside Jarvee (in Chrome), analyzing the IP masked with a proxy, you will notice that some website like http://www.f.vision/ are able to read the real IP address to which you are connected, through WebRTC they are able to bypass the proxy and read the real IP.
The result is that the site detects two different IP addresses, the first given by the proxy and the second IP local which is the real IP address from which we are connected.
But if you use Hotspot the resulting IPs are the same, so there is consistency.
Yes, you can easily hide the Webrtc, but is easily recognizable that you are hiding something for insta.

Instead inside Jarvee (in embed browser) the situation changes, and is more consistent in tests using proxy 4g, since the passive os fingerprint is linux / linux, instead with Hotspot it results Windows / linux.
If the API mode emulates the app perfectly it would probably be better via hotspots, as it is certainly less strange for istagram than using proxies.
But I doubt the API mode is perfectly the same as the instagram app.
The Jarvee technicians will have taken security measures to allow their users to use Proxy, exactly as they did with the Embed Browser mode.
In embed browser Jarvee hide many types of fingerprints, but unfortunately it does not hide all, so it is visible in various tests in website like whatleaks.com
The main problem is that several sites are able to detect that the main operating system is windows, even if the user agent is android (fake user agent given by jarvee), so this operating system inconsistency results, and I'm not talking about passive os fingerprint.

What is your opinion?
What types of fingerprints are Instagram able to find in API mode?
How perfectly is the API capable of replicating the instagram app?
Do you think it is better to use API or embed browser?
In your opinion is it better to use direct hotspots from the phone or proxy 4g?
I am looking for the safest solution for real customer accounts, I am interested in remaining as mixed as possible among the masses of average users.

Thanks again.

SpawneR said:

What do you guys need? I will help you guys out

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@SpawneR Thank you very much in advance, this question is also for you, I have been doing many tests for days on jarvee.

manureverse said:

@Henry Cooper

Hi,
First of all really thanks in advance.
These days i made some tests.

Outside Jarvee (in Chrome), analyzing the IP masked with a proxy, you will notice that some website like http://www.f.vision/ are able to read the real IP address to which you are connected, through WebRTC they are able to bypass the proxy and read the real IP.
The result is that the site detects two different IP addresses, the first given by the proxy and the second IP local which is the real IP address from which we are connected.
But if you use Hotspot the resulting IPs are the same, so there is consistency.
Yes, you can easily hide the Webrtc, but is easily recognizable that you are hiding something for insta.

Instead inside Jarvee (in embed browser) the situation changes, and is more consistent in tests using proxy 4g, since the passive os fingerprint is linux / linux, instead with Hotspot it results Windows / linux.
If the API mode emulates the app perfectly it would probably be better via hotspots, as it is certainly less strange for istagram than using proxies.
But I doubt the API mode is perfectly the same as the instagram app.
The Jarvee technicians will have taken security measures to allow their users to use Proxy, exactly as they did with the Embed Browser mode.
In embed browser Jarvee hide many types of fingerprints, but unfortunately it does not hide all, so it is visible in various tests in website like whatleaks.com
The main problem is that several sites are able to detect that the main operating system is windows, even if the user agent is android (fake user agent given by jarvee), so this operating system inconsistency results, and I'm not talking about passive os fingerprint.

What is your opinion?
What types of fingerprints are Instagram able to find in API mode?
How perfectly is the API capable of replicating the instagram app?
Do you think it is better to use API or embed browser?
In your opinion is it better to use direct hotspots from the phone or proxy 4g?
I am looking for the safest solution for real customer accounts, I am interested in remaining as mixed as possible among the masses of average users.

Thanks again.

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Does anybody know what might be a potential solution for the current Jarvee paralysis on follow/unfollow?

@Henry c

Does anyone know how to add dynamic hashtags as the first comment? Also how do you randomly assign geo locations?