CuriousAnxiety
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- Aug 9, 2019
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Hi all,
I currently have a project using 15 laptops. Part of this project involves each laptop cycling through different Chrome profiles, and for it to work, I have to automate various and random actions to mimic human behaviour.
For example, in the Chrome profile it may load up and browse News sites, watch a youtube video, make a Google search etc.
Now, I was thinking, instead of this just being wasted time and energy, perhaps there is a way to make use of these random human-like actions. This is where you come in.
If anyone has a method or way to utilise this time spent mimicking human behaviour into a profit, I'd be more than happy to split it.
There are a few considerations/limitations about the set up to take into account;
I currently have a project using 15 laptops. Part of this project involves each laptop cycling through different Chrome profiles, and for it to work, I have to automate various and random actions to mimic human behaviour.
For example, in the Chrome profile it may load up and browse News sites, watch a youtube video, make a Google search etc.
Now, I was thinking, instead of this just being wasted time and energy, perhaps there is a way to make use of these random human-like actions. This is where you come in.
If anyone has a method or way to utilise this time spent mimicking human behaviour into a profit, I'd be more than happy to split it.
There are a few considerations/limitations about the set up to take into account;
- All the laptops use 4G hotspot/modems that reset their IP every 3-15minutes (random)
- UK IP addresses.
- Multiple laptops share the same hotspot/modem at the same time. (At least 2, but can sometimes be as high as 4/5 per IP)
- The main purpose of the project unfortunately requires AdBlock, so the method cannot be something as simple as visit my site/YouTube channel with ads on.
- Time spent on each Chrome profile can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, but if your idea takes longer than this, I am open to discuss it.
- The automation is quite "dumb", really just a point and click, for example it's not able to scrape data or solve captchas etc.
- They all run 24/7.