Lack of reliability with X (formerly Twitter) bots and services

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Since September 2024, I've found it's become increasingly dificult to maintain reliability as far as botting engagement (views, likes, retweets, etc) on X (formerly Twitter). This has obviously always been a problem since Musk's takeover, but the situation has worsened dramatically over the last few months. I'm looking to hear about other peoples experiences.

How have you guys been dealing with this over the last few months? If somehow you haven't experienced this, or you've been able to overcome it, I'd love to learn more about your methodology.
 
Yes, Musk is in a war against those bots, so it's hard to reach a minimal stability and reliability with most bots and services...let's see if anyone can suggest a service that is managing to avoid issues with X, but it's not easy
 
Yes, Musk is in a war against those bots, so it's hard to reach a minimal stability and reliability with most bots and services...let's see if anyone can suggest a service that is managing to avoid issues with X, but it's not easy
It's been a long uphill battle but I'm not prepared to throw in the towel just yet, surely theres a solution out there.
 
Yes its mostly going downhill. Accounts that had daily near 1 mio impressions are now getting 200k per week. Even with engagement groups, but this is mostly due to:
1) groups being filled with low follower accounts
2) removing the ability to kick users from groups on desktop
 
Twitter has been particularly unstable to bots in the recent years following Musk stepping in. It was rough even before that but it's really coming to a head lately. I don't think it'll totally fall out of favour. There's always gonna be ways to make botting worthwhile on there.
 
Since September 2024, I've found it's become increasingly dificult to maintain reliability as far as botting engagement (views, likes, retweets, etc) on X (formerly Twitter). This has obviously always been a problem since Musk's takeover, but the situation has worsened dramatically over the last few months. I'm looking to hear about other peoples experiences.

How have you guys been dealing with this over the last few months? If somehow you haven't experienced this, or you've been able to overcome it, I'd love to learn more about your methodology.
Musk makes war on all bots apart from his own. I think this is normal.
 
While the recent changes have made things more challenging, it’s still possible to achieve impressive results with the right approach. We’ve tackled these difficulties head-on by developing a tailored solution. Our platform is specifically designed to adapt to X’s updates, ensuring safe and efficient engagement automation, even in the face of the latest hurdles
 
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