Reddit mobile api based account creator

Looks like you get tracked down by the google requests(android) , how do you manage your fingerprints? Because 20k requests its a lot.
 
What tech stack do you use? Selenium, Puppeeter, or api requests? How do you manage fingerprints?
 
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
That's wrong .
 
I also write an account creator on a mobile api, at the moment I have a problem when I register a second or third account, I start getting an error with an empty array, I don’t understand what the problem could be, did you have the same problem?
 
so first of all I would recommend you to use mobile ips and I would also make sure that you use real user agents that rotate and a few other functions that make Reddit believe that you are a cell phone, for example, use the mobile api to send the screen solution from a cell phone. And so far and immediately. Then there is the question of whether you use the same or similar domains for all accounts. I would also make sure that when the accounts are created that they interact on content. So save posts, use the search, vote something up or sontigies.
 
To prevent bans, just reduce your activity rate to 2 to 3 per hour. Activity is everything.
That's not necessary. Because he can use proxies and change his IP, he can also go a little bit further and change his browser's fingerprint as well to look like a totally different person. Reddit servers are receiving 100's of thousands or even millions of registration requests every day.
 
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.
Yes, auto will work on it. i am not sure but this one never work on it. try somthing elese.
 
I have a lot of experience with Puppeteer/Playwright and am interested in Reddit. If anyone cares to share a codebase or git, I'd be happy to get involved.
 
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