Question while using ads power

Hello I am using a mobile proxy to access facebook,

I am going to be using ads power on a macbook, on ads power it gives me an option of which OS i want ads power to emulate. If im using a mac but accessing facebook on a mobile proxy which one would i use

fckfacebook said:

Hello I am using a mobile proxy to access facebook,

I am going to be using ads power on a macbook, on ads power it gives me an option of which OS i want ads power to emulate. If im using a mac but accessing facebook on a mobile proxy which one would i use

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If you're running AdsPower on a Mac while using a mobile proxy, the OS you choose to emulate doesn't impact much. What matters more is that your device fingerprint matches consistently across all layers: OS, browser, timezone, fonts, language, etc.

Since you're using a mobile proxy, make sure your sessions are sticky and IPs are clean to avoid triggering Facebook’s security checks.
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fckfacebook said:

I am going to be using ads power on a macbook, on ads power it gives me an option of which OS i want ads power to emulate. If im using a mac but accessing facebook on a mobile proxy which one would i use

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The OS emulation in AdsPower is more about mimicking browser and system fingerprints rather than the proxy itself

Assuming your browser fingerprints are all sorted (which is the biggest part), as long as OS is consistent it should be fine.

If you look like you're a Windows operating a Chrome browser, and all your browser fingerprints match that expectation, the fact you're using a mobile IP doesn't matter.

It's perfectly reasonable for someone to be hotspotting their laptop from their phone, for example. You're not gonna get penalized for it.

Social Tools said:

The OS emulation in AdsPower is more about mimicking browser and system fingerprints rather than the proxy itself

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This. Passive OS spoofing happens at the proxy level separately iirc.

IsmTheTism said:

Assuming your browser fingerprints are all sorted (which is the biggest part), as long as OS is consistent it should be fine.

If you look like you're a Windows operating a Chrome browser, and all your browser fingerprints match that expectation, the fact you're using a mobile IP doesn't matter.

It's perfectly reasonable for someone to be hotspotting their laptop from their phone, for example. You're not gonna get penalized for it.


This. Passive OS spoofing happens at the proxy level separately iirc.

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how do i sort my finger print perfectly

fckfacebook said:

Hello I am using a mobile proxy to access facebook,

I am going to be using ads power on a macbook, on ads power it gives me an option of which OS i want ads power to emulate. If im using a mac but accessing facebook on a mobile proxy which one would i use

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You should select iOS or Android to match the mobile proxy and make your setup appear more natural

fckfacebook said:

how do i sort my finger print perfectly

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when setting up your adspower, just make everything as generic as possible. have your timezone and location match your IP, use chrome and US English, forward your webrtc, use a generic screen resolution, default fonts. you can then test how generic you are on something like amiunique.org