Need advice for account creation using a rooted android

maxi424

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Hello world,

I'm trying to manually create 10-20 accounts on a marketplace app, the system of it is strict, I did try to use anti-detect browser with mobile proxy for creation, I warmed up the accounts for 7-day, still got instant ban after first message. So I'm switching to use an rooted Android. I guess the trust score would be higher, no?

Android 14. installed Masgisk, Play integrity Fix, Shamiko, Island and added the package name of the app into deny list, my workflow is simply cloned the app into Island, connect one mobile proxy and email for each registration, launch the app, after successfully register, I destroy the Island and create Island again to create a new account, this method did able to create like 20 accounts also bypassed the limit of one ac one device, but after 20 those accounts, the method suddenly doesnt work anymore, got instant ban after creation, I tested to change proxy and email provider, didnt work. So now I'm wondering what's going wrong, my guess now is I also need to change my props( like IMEI, HW serial no.......) does it really matter? I know the Island clone already gave the app a new device ID. and I saw someone said this method doest work, modern platform could already banned my device trust score and hardware signal, is it true? or I should stop wasting more time and just use anti-detect browser?

Not an experienced Android developer, I just self-learnt all these from the internet. So I really need you guys's help, so much appreciated.
 
I would say that sometimes it is just overcomplicating things, there often exists simple methods that work.

Magisk is old news by now in my opinion, it was never as good as supersu and xposed framework was before it. And all developers had many years to detect it and root is common now and not effective as it once was.

If small company, they can see you quicker and patch things up when you cause a bug as well.

Maybe someone can give you a current working method though.
 
once a platform loses trust in a device it does not really matter how you clone or rotate basics anymore
 
No one is going to know the exact method you should use. But it really does sound like a device trust issue
 
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