Reddit mobile api based account creator

Jouko said:
What do you mean by mobile API? Does Reddit provide API to create accounts?

Do accounts get banned after creating post/comment? Or they get banned even without posting anything?
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i reversed reddits mobile api for creating accounts
 
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ReverseEngineering said:
You wrote about Android at another post (now invisible to me).

Did you try to switch on the reversed API based on iOS already? Because Android collects a lot of internal device data and sends it to app owners/Google.
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No i havent tried on ios, do you think ios would be a better idea?
 
GregVentures said:
No i havent tried on ios, do you think ios would be a better idea?
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Yes, iOS is a better idea than Android.

As written above, Android transfers a lot of sensitive device data to app owners (IMEI, DeviceID, serial numbers, details about your WiFi network, details of other WiFi networks in your area, ...).

And you may know that the account creation is the part of each app with the most checks.
 
At least your account is not closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, if your account is closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, it is a sign that you have created a worse account.

If your account is closed within 1 day, you need to change the method. I was interested in mobile api and web and finally decided to go with web. Yes you can communicate faster with mobile api but you need to copy well, especially you need to send EVENTS to Reddit server correctly otherwise they can detect that you are a bot.

At the moment, I can create 500 accounts per day without any problem and my accounts are not closed.

Change your method, always try new things and if you are interested in cyber, see it from a slightly different perspective. I am sure you will find the right way!

Good luck!
 
PeraNETWORK said:
At least your account is not closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, if your account is closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, it is a sign that you have created a worse account.

If your account is closed within 1 day, you need to change the method. I was interested in mobile api and web and finally decided to go with web. Yes you can communicate faster with mobile api but you need to copy well, especially you need to send EVENTS to Reddit server correctly otherwise they can detect that you are a bot.

At the moment, I can create 500 accounts per day without any problem and my accounts are not closed.

Change your method, always try new things and if you are interested in cyber, see it from a slightly different perspective. I am sure you will find the right way!

Good luck!
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How do you create account... using selenium/puppeteer or using requests?

Also are they email verified?
 
You should make around 8 requests to the gql endpoint(https://gql-fed.reddit.com/) and also obtain a pushtoken from google. And you need to stream event data to the https://e.reddit.com/v2c ep . . To make proper accounts otherwise your account will be locked within 1-2 by their ml model on their backend . There is only some basic device fingerprinting(androidid etc.. ) which is relevant . Other stuff is irrelevant and is https://www.branch.io/ or firebase logging.
 
redditino said:
You should make around 8 requests to the gql endpoint(https://gql-fed.reddit.com/) and also obtain a pushtoken from google. And you need to stream event data to the https://e.reddit.com/v2c ep . . To make proper accounts otherwise your account will be locked within 1-2 by their ml model on their backend . There is only some basic device fingerprinting(androidid etc.. ) which is relevant . Other stuff is irrelevant and is https://www.branch.io/ or firebase logging.
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I'm interested in learning more about push tokens, how to obtain them from Google. Could you provide some further explanation or resources where I can learn more?
 
redditino said:
You should make around 8 requests to the gql endpoint(https://gql-fed.reddit.com/) and also obtain a pushtoken from google. And you need to stream event data to the https://e.reddit.com/v2c ep . . To make proper accounts otherwise your account will be locked within 1-2 by their ml model on their backend . There is only some basic device fingerprinting(androidid etc.. ) which is relevant . Other stuff is irrelevant and is https://www.branch.io/ or firebase logging.
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Hello. Do you mind sending me a DM? My Discord is @ozymandiasthegreat. I've been developing automation tools for Reddit for a couple of years now and I think we can help each other.
 
redditino said:
You should make around 8 requests to the gql endpoint(https://gql-fed.reddit.com/) and also obtain a pushtoken from google. And you need to stream event data to the https://e.reddit.com/v2c ep . . To make proper accounts otherwise your account will be locked within 1-2 by their ml model on their backend . There is only some basic device fingerprinting(androidid etc.. ) which is relevant . Other stuff is irrelevant and is https://www.branch.io/ or firebase logging.
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Have you reversed the "https://e.reddit.com/v2c"? I was looking into the java code but they do serialization to the entire object or smh and have no idea how do deal with it
 
GregVentures said:
Im willing to share the code if anyone wanna work on it
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I'd be interested in taking a look and also discussing some other automations that i'm working on, can't pm yet though because my account is new. Is it against the rules to post my Discord or Whatsapp/Telegram?
 
upvote said:
I'd be interested in taking a look and also discussing some other automations that i'm working on, can't pm yet though because my account is new. Is it against the rules to post my Discord or Whatsapp/Telegram?
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Same here. I am the owner of this repository: https://github.com/hamzaaitbrik/RedditDMBot. I also have multiple bots that can scrape Reddit and mass create accounts; bots that were developed with automation frameworks such as Selenium and Playwright. I am now migrating most of my bots to HTTP-only based bots. I would love to inspect the source code of this project and suggest upgrades.
 
GregVentures said:
I am currently working on an account creator based on the mobile API.

It can generate approximately 10,000 to 20,000 accounts per gigabyte of data since it only requires 2 requests to create an account.

There is no need for 2captcha as there are no captchas on the mobile version.

The only issue is that accounts tend to get banned after one day.
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Your phone have a unique fingerprint directly linked with the app itself, that's why when you uninstall and install the reddit app you will find yourself still logged in
uses apps like app cloner to solve this issue
 
PeraNETWORK said:
At least your account is not closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, if your account is closed within 1 hour or 6 hours, it is a sign that you have created a worse account.

If your account is closed within 1 day, you need to change the method. I was interested in mobile api and web and finally decided to go with web. Yes you can communicate faster with mobile api but you need to copy well, especially you need to send EVENTS to Reddit server correctly otherwise they can detect that you are a bot.

At the moment, I can create 500 accounts per day without any problem and my accounts are not closed.

Change your method, always try new things and if you are interested in cyber, see it from a slightly different perspective. I am sure you will find the right way!

Good luck!
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What proxies do you use?
How do you solve 2captcha problem?
Thanks
 
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