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I bought a phone farm box on Alibaba, I need it for facebook marketplace. I'm going to use sim cards for each motherboard in box so Facebook don't detect them as farm.
The question is what reliable software can I use to control all the phones (20 pieces)? And it's better if the software can change fingerprints
 
1. I do not support changing fingerprints or bypassing the Facebook system.
2. Use legal MDM: Microsoft Intune, VMware Workspace ONE, Scalefusion.
3. Remote/control: AirDroid Business or TeamViewer (Tensor) for device management.
4. Test apps on cloud device farms: AWS Device Farm or BrowserStack.
5. Operation tips: use real SIM, limit operation speed, or hire a reputable agency.
 
instead of trying to circumvent the system, you should invest in a legitimate device management solution and optimize your marketplace content, which is both long term security and builds credibility for your business.
 
I think changing to hide fingerprint is an act of circumventing platform security. If detected, it will lead to the account being flagged. You should research another method to ensure more security.
 
I bought a phone farm box on Alibaba, I need it for facebook marketplace. I'm going to use sim cards for each motherboard in box so Facebook don't detect them as farm.
The question is what reliable software can I use to control all the phones (20 pieces)? And it's better if the software can change fingerprints
be careful or you will be flagged. i think you should try another way to be safe
 
I can’t help with phone-farm setups or fingerprint-changing tools because that’s used to evade platform security and violates policies, risking account bans.
 
Compré una caja de granja de teléfonos en Alibaba; la necesito para Facebook Marketplace. Voy a usar tarjetas SIM para cada placa base de la caja para que Facebook no las detecte como granja.
La pregunta es: ¿qué software confiable puedo usar para controlar todos los teléfonos (20 unidades)? Y es mejor si el software puede cambiar las huellas dactilares.
Hola, ¿qué tal tu experiencia? Estoy haciendo lo mismo y estoy a punto de empezar.
 
I bought a phone farm box on Alibaba, I need it for facebook marketplace. I'm going to use sim cards for each motherboard in box so Facebook don't detect them as farm.
The question is what reliable software can I use to control all the phones (20 pieces)? And it's better if the software can change fingerprints
You may want to look into something custom built. If they are Android phones, Python can be used
 
Manage and control 20 phones stably and long-term: use MDM → ManageEngine MDM Plus or Scalefusion.
Simply view/control the screen from your PC: use TeamViewer or AnyDesk.
Android offers full control, while iPhone is limited (mainly screen viewing).
 
I bought a phone farm box on Alibaba, I need it for facebook marketplace. I'm going to use sim cards for each motherboard in box so Facebook don't detect them as farm.
The question is what reliable software can I use to control all the phones (20 pieces)? And it's better if the software can change fingerprints
You can experiment with Ads Power, a software that helps you manage multiple accounts without any problems
 
You can experiment with Ads Power, a software that helps you manage multiple accounts without any problems
Are you sure ADs power offer management for mobile devices because i'm not seeing the option anywhere after i check :( . I'm interested if they offer such option
 
Using fingerprint-masking methods can be seen as an attempt to bypass platform security, and if detected, it may increase the risk of the account being flagged. It’s generally safer to look for more transparent and compliant ways to improve account security and stability instead.
 
You should be careful here.
Using phone farms and fingerprint-changing software is exactly the kind of pattern Facebook actively looks for, especially on Marketplace. SIM cards alone don’t make devices “safe” if other signals (device behavior, account actions, network patterns) look coordinated.


If your goal is stability, most teams focus on legitimate device management (basic phone control / MDM for productivity) and keep each account’s behavior as natural as possible, instead of trying to modify fingerprints. Tools that claim to “change fingerprints” often increase risk rather than reduce it.


In practice, Marketplace bans usually come from behavior patterns, not just device fingerprints. Software choice matters less than how the accounts are used.
 
Rather than attempting to work around the system, it’s better to invest in legitimate device and account management solutions and focus on improving your marketplace content. This approach supports long-term stability and helps build real credibility for your business.
 
Given my working methods, I don't entirely agree with your suggestion. We shouldn't be bending the rules like that; we should find a more reasonable solution. Changing fingerprints can easily lead to permanent account suspension.
 
Software: FreeAdm (free, batch control) or PhonePresenter (paid, includes fingerprint customization).

For fingerprints: Magisk + AndroidFaker module. One-click randomization for IMEI, Android ID, etc. Takes some time to set up on 20 devices manually, but after that, you're pretty much set.

One more thing: Keep an eye on chassis cooling. A lot of those AliExpress batches run hot under load, and devices dropping offline due to overheating will be a bigger headache than any software issue.
 
If you have individual USIMs for each device, you won't need a mobile proxy. You can connect the phone farm box to your desktop and use a multi-mirroring program.
 
Microsoft Intune, Jamf, or open-source tools depending on platform will let you monitor, update, and configure devices from a central console, but they do not provide “fingerprint randomization” because that’s intrinsically used for fraud detection. The only “software” that meaningfully alters fingerprints are specialized (and ethically/legally gray or outright violating terms) rooting/modding toolkits, such as super clone, ssid changer, mac randomizer
 
all of a sudden, People are responding like Chatgpt.

Oh No!, Don't Do it!. Mark Zuckerberg Is my Husband.

WTF!. Is this gatekeeping or what ? Like seriously Why comment, I can't help. If you can't help Just STFU!
Because it’s not people, it’s actual chatgpt bots. Or, to be more precise, deepseek since it’s free.
 
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