[Question]About phone verification when running bot

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How you guys manage to verify all the account when you running the bot? I already searched in the google and forum but seem like no one talking about this. Sorry for this newbie question but I can't really find, just give me some link is okay or just keyword for searching.
Thanks and apologize
 
Are you referring to phone verify? Google voice works for IG. If you know how to create GV accs, you will be set.
 
Are you referring to phone verify? Google voice works for IG. If you know how to create GV accs, you will be set.
I don't know we refer to the same verify but my phone verification is the pop-up verification, I often get it when running bot for my new account.
 
yes, it's the same. Phone verification pop-ups can came once or multiple times depending on how heavy your settings are. It is ideal to use no more than 5 accs to one phone number. Any more and IG may give you crap.
 
yes, it's the same. Phone verification pop-ups can came once or multiple times depending on how heavy your settings are. It is ideal to use no more than 5 accs to one phone number. Any more and IG may give you crap.
So I need to keep verify it everytime, every account manually?
PS.If you get annoyed by my question, I just sorry.:(
 
try to increase your delay time. Make it higher.
 
Still finding.... stuck for a week.
 
You'll need to custom code a bot that does it for you.

Login -> Get mobile checkpoint -> Submit phone number -> Receive SMS -> Submit SMS code -> Follow HTTP redirect -> Test random API endpoint that would normally throw checkpoint error. If there was no error message set, it means your account is now verified. That's 7 HTTP requests total. You'll probably want an asynchronous callback or a "delay" function for your numbers list with the GSM API you choose to use (note: most providers are blacklisted by Facebook/Instagram or choose to filter the messages from the IG phone number, so good luck finding one that works properly).



My method is very similar to the one above. It's built on a nice Python stack using a private phone number supplier for the SMS/VoIP side of things, and utilizes Instagram's private mobile API's (both iPhone and Android, depending on the batch of accounts I'm creating). My settings are 14 accounts per phone number, and 2 accounts per proxy. They're grouped together in an object like this:

Code:
/**
*    Note: All account_blocks array objects are stored as references in a relational schema.
*/
{
    "account_blocks" : [
        {
            "accounts" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)}, //Account objects contain account info, device info references, dates of creation, and metadata
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)},
            ],
            "proxies" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)}, //Proxy objects contain information like latitude, longitude, etc
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)}
            ],
            "numbers" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)}, //Phone Number objects contain the usage statistics, last usage, amount of messages recieved, and nested message objects that were received from the private SMS API provider.
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)},
            ]
        },
    ]
}


Using a structure like that, as well as high quality code that emulates the clients and devices I'm pretending to use ensures long lasting accounts that aren't easily distinguishable from real users in any sense. Fun fact: None of my accounts were banned during IG's fake account purge over the last few days.


Programming is fun! :)

To answer your question though, igerslike and i think followliker both have phone verification built in. You have to type the code manually, but they make it pretty easy.
 
You'll need to custom code a bot that does it for you.

Login -> Get mobile checkpoint -> Submit phone number -> Receive SMS -> Submit SMS code -> Follow HTTP redirect -> Test random API endpoint that would normally throw checkpoint error. If there was no error message set, it means your account is now verified. That's 7 HTTP requests total. You'll probably want an asynchronous callback or a "delay" function for your numbers list with the GSM API you choose to use (note: most providers are blacklisted by Facebook/Instagram or choose to filter the messages from the IG phone number, so good luck finding one that works properly).



My method is very similar to the one above. It's built on a nice Python stack using a private phone number supplier for the SMS/VoIP side of things, and utilizes Instagram's private mobile API's (both iPhone and Android, depending on the batch of accounts I'm creating). My settings are 14 accounts per phone number, and 2 accounts per proxy. They're grouped together in an object like this:

Code:
/**
*    Note: All account_blocks array objects are stored as references in a relational schema.
*/
{
    "account_blocks" : [
        {
            "accounts" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)}, //Account objects contain account info, device info references, dates of creation, and metadata
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.accounts._id)},
            ],
            "proxies" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)}, //Proxy objects contain information like latitude, longitude, etc
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.proxies._id)}
            ],
            "numbers" : [
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)}, //Phone Number objects contain the usage statistics, last usage, amount of messages recieved, and nested message objects that were received from the private SMS API provider.
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)},
                {"_id" : ObjectId(db.phone_numbers._id)},
            ]
        },
    ]
}


Using a structure like that, as well as high quality code that emulates the clients and devices I'm pretending to use ensures long lasting accounts that aren't easily distinguishable from real users in any sense. Fun fact: None of my accounts were banned during IG's fake account purge over the last few days.


Programming is fun! :)

To answer your question though, igerslike and i think followliker both have phone verification built in. You have to type the code manually, but they make it pretty easy.
Thanks a lot man do you use skype, I think I have a lot of question to ask you :)
 
See my signature! you can get any amount of PVA
 
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