Pixelscan good for testing proxies and antidetects?

I found this website pixelscan.net https://prnt.sc/eCd1IjudIccl which apparently can tell if I am using an antidetect or a proxy, is this good for testing which proxies/antidetects will work and which wont? Also, which proxies/antidetects will be good for TikTok? I have been trying to find them for a while and the only configurations that have worked are bluestacks on my own ip (which doesn't work anymore, 0 view), google/edge on my own ip, and my own phone, but these can't be scaled well. I have tried:

anonymous-proxies
Gridpanel
thesocialproxy
youproxy

on both dolphin anty and adspower, of which all gave either 0 views on all videos or ~20 views. For reference, a healthy account gives approximately 600-1000 views per video for the first few videos ALWAYS for me.

So, any proxy recommendations? I am hoping I can get some good advice from someone who has tried what I am trying so that I don't have to waste lots of money buying various proxies.

I find CreepJS to be the most robust way to check how your fingerprint looks to bot detector algorithms. It depends what the site is using to detect bots to know what method you should use to circumvent it. I haven't done much with TikTok antidetect, but I would imagine they're highly suspicious of browser traffic. If you have the budget, having someone reverse engineer the app would be your best bet. This wouldn't be cheap though.

As far as proxies, 4G are all you should really consider. I make my own so I can't recommend any provider, unfortunately.

Plastic Bowl said:

I find CreepJS to be the most robust way to check how your fingerprint looks to bot detector algorithms. It depends what the site is using to detect bots to know what method you should use to circumvent it. I haven't done much with TikTok antidetect, but I would imagine they're highly suspicious of browser traffic. If you have the budget, having someone reverse engineer the app would be your best bet. This wouldn't be cheap though.

As far as proxies, 4G are all you should really consider. I make my own so I can't recommend any provider, unfortunately.

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For the 4G proxies, should I use them with antidetect browsers or real phones?

johnsonpolo said:

For the 4G proxies, should I use them with antidetect browsers or real phones?

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Real phones are always ideal if it's cost effective for you.

Plastic Bowl said:

Real phones are always ideal if it's cost effective for you.

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Are there applications that allow you to control the phone and apps from a computer?

Nah don't use it to check residential proxies. It's good for fingerprint detection but for res proxy detection I recommend the tool offered by Trafficarmor. It may not be free but my dedicated 4G proxies got detected as well(no other detector could do it)

johnsonpolo said:

Are there applications that allow you to control the phone and apps from a computer?

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Yes, though I can't recommend any as I made my own.

01010010 said:

Nah don't use it to check residential proxies. It's good for fingerprint detection but for res proxy detection I recommend the tool offered by Trafficarmor. It may not be free but my dedicated 4G proxies got detected as well(no other detector could do it)

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Thanks, I'll use that

johnsonpolo said:

Are there applications that allow you to control the phone and apps from a computer?

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Vysor